The British royal family's dinner parties require about 1,700 pieces of baroque, rococo and neoclassical tableware for each of the 170 seats on the table. The tableware is usually taken from King George IV's 4,000-piece antique service and 1,104 flutes - six for each guest: for water, champagne for toasting, red wine, white wine, sweet wine and port. The Queen personally inspects the table before each reception.
1. SymmetryThe basic thing in serving is the proper arrangement of all items. The royal butlers still measure the table before serving, set the centerpiece (decor) on it, and then begin placing each piece of tableware a certain distance apart depending on the number of guests. This technique will help you design an amazingly beautiful table as well.
2- Use a tableclothThe tablecloth sets the tone for the entire table due to the color and texture of the fabric. It is good if the pattern of your tablecloth echoes the design of the tableware or will set …