Hioasis Blue Floral Plastic Plates, 60-Piece Set with Gold Rim

For a wedding reception, anniversary dinner, or backyard gathering, this Hioasis set pairs blue-and-white floral plates with a gold-colored rim to create a more dressed-up table without using china. The set is designed for 30 guests, with separate sizes for dinner and dessert.

The plates are plastic and disposable, so they suit hosts who want a coordinated place setting with less dishwashing after an event. Their raised rims are intended to help contain food, including saucy dishes.

Buyer feedback often praises the china-like appearance, while color and thickness impressions are mixed. Is the decorative look worth choosing over plain party plates? That depends on whether presentation matters as much as the practical disposable format.

Technical details

• Brand: Hioasis
• Type: Disposable plastic plates
• Set size: 60 plates for 30 guests
• Dinner plates: 30, 10.25 inches
• Dessert plates: 30, 7.5 inches
• Material: Plastic
• Color: Blue and gold, with white floral motifs
• Features: BPA-free, nonstick, water-resistant
• Style: Modern

Getting the most from it

The two sizes give each guest a dinner plate for a main course and a smaller plate for dessert, appetizers, or cookies. That makes the set useful for gatherings where you want one coordinated design across multiple courses rather than a mix of basic disposable plates. The blue floral pattern and gold rim are the main visual distinction, they can bring a more formal feel to a party table without switching to reusable china.

Customers commonly compliment the decorative appearance and suitability for parties and gatherings. Some describe the plates as resembling china, but reactions to the color are not uniform: some find it appealing, while others say it looks darker than expected. Feedback on thickness is also mixed, so the stated durability should not be read as a guarantee that the plates will feel like rigid dinnerware.

It’s a great fit if you want a coordinated disposable setting for a celebration and value the floral-and-gold look. Better avoided if your priority is the feel of substantial reusable plates or you need a consistent color match without seeing the plates in person.

How to use it

Use the larger plates for entrees such as pasta, burgers, or steak, and reserve the smaller ones for dessert or appetizers. The slightly raised rims on both sizes are intended to help keep food from spilling over the edge. For a practical event setup, place the dinner and dessert plates together so guests can use the smaller size later without needing a different design.

Although some buyers report washing and reusing the plates, others raise doubts about dishwasher use. The product information identifies them as disposable and does not provide care instructions, so treat reuse as uncertain rather than a promised feature. If you plan to use them again, hand washing may be a more cautious approach, but the available details do not establish that repeated washing is supported.

Questions before you buy

What is included? The set contains 30 dinner plates and 30 dessert plates, described as serving 30 guests.

Are both plate sizes the same? No. The dinner plates are 10.25 inches, and the dessert plates are 7.5 inches.

Can they go in the dishwasher? The product details do not specify dishwasher safety, and customer feedback is mixed on washing and reuse. Choose them primarily as disposable plates rather than relying on dishwasher use.

Is it worth it?

This set makes sense when a gathering calls for disposable plates but plain white or clear designs feel too casual. Its strongest reason to choose it is the blue floral pattern with a gold rim, supported by two plate sizes for a meal and dessert. The trade-off is that customer impressions of color and thickness vary, and dishwasher suitability is not established. Choose it for the coordinated presentation, choose sturdier reusable dinnerware if durability over repeated use is the deciding factor.