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Summary: Dinnerware on a wedding registry should reflect the overall style of the kitchen, whether it be formal or casual. Register for a set of dishes that can be used for both fine entertaining and everyday dining with helpful information from the owner of a specialty gift shop in this free video on wedding registries.
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"I'm Boni Wall and proprietor of Just Boni at Home in La Quinta, California, and I'm here to discuss registering for dinnerware. Keep in mind that dinnerware has many functions. You can do formal entertaining, you can do casual entertaining, you can do buffets. They're all types of dishes that people will register for. Keep in mind that the dishes of today are not the dishes of yesteryear. We're moving away from the fine Chinas so to speak. We're using dinnerware that can go microwave, freezer, oven, table top, dishwasher as well. People are living the faster pace, they want a more casual lifestyle and yet you still can formalize it with your napkin, your place mat, your silverware. We are mixing colors as well. We will buy when we go to mart we will buy a white set and maybe a chocolate brown set and intermingle it. People like the different colors so keep in mind that you also can do that as well. You may want to use all light one time, you might want to use all brown, you may want to mix the brown and the white. It's very interesting to mix, it gives you a lot more options. So when registering, keep in mind that whatever you choose to get your dishes from if you choose two option out for different colors, make sure that that two is available to you. I always tell my customers that register, don't buy as many cups as you have place settings, you're not going to use them. You can always go back and get more cups but I always when I shop the mart if I'll buy twelve piece setting, the most mugs or cups and sauces I'll get between six and eight. 'Cos it's also nice to change up dessert. You may want to use a different dessert cup with the dessert plate than what you have with your dinnerware so that gives you another option. I hope I've been helpful to you in registering for your dinnerware. I'm Boni from Just Boni at Home in La Quinta, California."
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