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excellent and very informative!
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The instructions were very informative, thank you.
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Obviously someone with no formal or silver service experience wrote this. No more than 3 knives or forks? (that's an informal setting). Placing the napkin on the dinner plate? A finger bowl on the dessert plate? Place the rolls directly on the tablecloth! Not only are all of these points incorrect, they'd have you fired from a formal household so quickly your head would spin. People, if you want to know how to set a formal table, this is CERTAINLY not the way. This is a joke. There are many other websites with correct instructions. Do yourself a favour a find one of those.
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darunner14
Feb 11, 2010
Claro this is a brazilian thing! I have seen some insane stuff done in capoeira. My high school in Brazil had a "Capoeira team". Very cool! Thanks Darunner14 -
darunner14
Feb 11, 2010
Claro this is a brazilian thing! I have seen some insane stuff done in capoeira. My high school in Brazil had a "Capoeira team". Very cool! Thanks Darunner14
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thatgirlisfunny
Feb 11, 2010
oh, it didn't convert to a smiley face :D is a big grin in case you're wondering - not a typo haha!
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thatgirlisfunny
Feb 11, 2010
Well done! With anything related to martial arts, balance is key and technique is king! I like what you said about spreading your fingers and using them to help distribute your weight along with the palm of your hand. A good teacher is important! Two years is a long time to go without knowing that. In my experience, teachers say things but I don't hear them until I'm ready...maybe that happened to you? :D I see that you like capoeira. Do you like to watch UFC? If so, come and join my UFC Fan group here on ehow. I'm the only member and I need someone to chat with! lol!
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uriel30132
Nov 30, 2009
that is realy cool
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phoebessh
Dec 21, 2006
Bread is NEVER served at a formal dinner! So do NOT put rolls on the table. Leave them at the bakery!
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phoebessh
Dec 21, 2006
Bread is NEVER served at a formal dinner! So do NOT put rolls on the table. Leave them at the bakery!
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Mar 11, 2006
Be very careful when pushing chairs under a table. Pushing them too far beneath the table can dent a tablecloth.
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Mar 11, 2006
Be very careful when pushing chairs under a table. Pushing them too far beneath the table can dent a tablecloth.
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Nov 22, 2005
Food always looks better on a white plate, so serve your food on an over-sized, plain white plate. My favorite is my new set from Wedgwood (I think it's called Grand Gourmet). Put your entree right in the middle and sprinkle some fresh chopped herbs on
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Nov 22, 2005
Instead of folding napkins into plain squares, fold it in an artistic way; Lady Windamere's fan or Bishops Mitre for example, and put it in the middle of the plate. This will make an elegant impression on your guests.
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Nov 22, 2005
Instead of folding napkins into plain squares, fold it in an artistic way; Lady Windamere's fan or Bishops Mitre for example, and put it in the middle of the plate. This will make an elegant impression on your guests.
