

Tableware arrangement.
Casual breakfast or lunch: The table setting should include a dinner fork, dinner knife, and teaspoon. Start with a dinner plate, soup bowl, bread & butter plate (for toast or muffins), butter knife, water tumbler, juice glass, and a cup and saucer for either coffee or tea. The napkin should be placed to the left of the fork.
Dinner: Table setting should include a butter knife, salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, and teaspoon. Start with a dinner plate, water glass, napkin, and even a placemat for looks. The napkin should be placed to the left of the forks.
Banquet or brunch: Table setting should include salad forks, dinner forks, dinner knives, and teaspoons. Start with dinner plates, napkins, water glasses, salad bowls, vegetable bowls, and candles for appearance. Napkins should be placed on top of the salad plate.
Formal Dinners: The table setting should include a butter knife, salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, soupspoon, and teaspoon. Start with a dinner plate, napkin, water glass, wine glass, soup bowl, and a bread & butter plate. The napkin should be placed to the left of the forks. The butter spreader may be placed on top of the bread & butter plate. A dessertspoon and dessert fork may be placed above the dinner plate.
European: The table setting should include a butter knife, dinner fork, fish fork, fish knife, dinner knife, soup-spoon, and teaspoon. Start with a bread & butter plate, salad plate, water glass, red and white wine glasses, a champagne glass, and a napkin, which should be folded and placed on top of the salad plate.
A European-style setting is especially intended for formal occasions. European-sized tableware is generally larger and heavier than traditional American tableware.
Depending on the meal that will be served at the event, the tableware should be presented in the appropriate way. Using the cutlery at a formal dinner is actually quite simple. The first thing is to know is that table cutlery has a specific order. The ones that are farther away from the plate are to be used first. The rest follow the same order.
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