
Halloween Stickers, 16 pack
4.4 out of 5 from 432 shoppers
$12.99
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Printed paper plates, sticker sheets, door banners, table skirts and favor boxes — the small pieces that finish a table after the cover and the napkins are down.
This is the shelf of last things. The cover is down, the napkins are stacked, and the room still reads as a room rather than a celebration. Plates, a sticker sheet, a banner across the door and a skirt around the buffet table are what close that gap, and each of them takes under a minute to put up.
We print them in the same artwork families as the covers and napkins, so a plate carried across a garden or a sticker stuck on a water bottle still belongs to the set it came from. The sticker sheets in particular get used in ways we did not plan: on envelopes, on favor boxes, on the back of a graduation cap.

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$12.99
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4.6 out of 5 from 272 shoppers
$19.99
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4.7 out of 5 from 188 shoppers
$13.99
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4.7 out of 5 from 188 shoppers
$13.99
In stock at the partner store
At a buffet, guests load one plate and come back for cake on the same one unless you give them a second. Put the dessert plates at the cake table rather than at the start of the line, and the big plates last longer. At a seated meal you need both sizes from the start, and both counts need to beat the guest list.
A guest decides what kind of party this is in the three seconds between the path and the hallway. A door banner or a fabric door cover is the cheapest way to spend those three seconds well, and it is also the one decoration that photographs with every person who walks in. It goes up with tape and comes down in one pull.
A table skirt hides the legs, the boxes under the table and the extension lead nobody wants in a photo. Favor boxes give guests something to carry home and give you a tidy way to hand out cake. Sticker sheets are the cheapest color you can add to a party: on the boxes, on the bottles, on the invitation envelopes, on the cap.
A dinner size and a dessert size in each printed run. The exact measurement is on the product page, because the printed runs vary by a fraction between artworks.
They are paper party plates meant to be served on, not reheated in. Serve hot food straight from the kitchen onto them and they hold fine.
The fabric door covers and banners handle a covered porch for a day. In open weather and wind, bring them in overnight and they will come out again for the next date.
Banners and door covers go up first, because they are what people see before they are in the room. Plates and favor boxes come out last so they stay clean. Sticker sheets you would peel the morning of the party rather than the night before — a fresh sticker holds through an outdoor afternoon better than one that has sat on a bag overnight. These are the party supplies that finish a table rather than build it.