Gold "Bonne Retraite" Large Round Lunch Paper Plates, 9 Inches, 8 Count

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SKU: 1138938 | STYLE: 51082

Product Features

  • Each plate features gold-coloured cursive “Bonne Retraite” lettering for a retirement party theme.
  • The round paper plates measure 9 inches across for serving lunch and party foods.
  • A narrow gold-coloured rim adds a polished accent around each plate.
  • Concentric raised ridges create a decorative border around the serving surface.
  • The dark background creates contrast for the gold-coloured retirement message.
  • This set includes 8 Gold Bonne Retraite Large Round Lunch Paper Plates.
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These Gold Bonne Retraite Large Round Lunch Paper Plates feature gold-coloured cursive “Bonne Retraite” lettering on a dark background. Each round paper plate measures 9 inches and has a narrow gold-coloured rim with concentric ridges around the serving area. The set includes 8 plates.

These retirement-themed plates will bring a polished, celebratory touch to a farewell gathering. Arrange them at each place setting for a coordinated table, or use them to present lunch, cake, pastries, and other party treats. The dark-and-gold colour combination will create an elegant look that suits a retirement celebration, while the flowing lettering will make the occasion feel personal and festive. Pair them with gold-toned table decorations or keep the setting simple so the Bonne Retraite message remains the centre of attention.

Each plate has a 9-inch diameter for lunch and party-food serving. This set contains 8 paper plates for your retirement party table.

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