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Hasenbraten wrote:I hope this is the right area to post - I just started up a small business that sells creepy (but fancy) dinnerware, like very ornate gold plates with skull designs. They are very high quality and look gorgeous, take a look if you still need dishes for your Halloween event! I will have more patterns soon (black/gold, pink/gold, aqua/gold, floral plates with skulls etc.)
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I think my wife would think they were cool looking, and she'd be a good sport with them around Halloween, but if her family was coming for Thanksgiving or Christmas, we'd have to go more traditional!Hasenbraten wrote:Lol, yeah, my dad wasn't impressed. I want to do some Christmas ones as well, I am still in the process of designing stuff.
Murfreesboro wrote:They do look good, but my budget won't permit me to buy an entire set of dinnerware that I could basically use only once a year. Perhaps something with a pumpkin would sell better, simply because a person might use it at both Halloween and Thanksgiving, or throughout the autumn. Otherwise, I'd think the Goth community, as others have suggested; there might also be a clientele for specialty pieces, rather than an entire set of dishes.