Dinnerware & Serveware

Belly up to the table and bust out those Thanksgiving pants - Turkey Day has finally arrived. But before you can dig into your big feast, you have to figure out how to serve it. After all, the massive amounts of food you'll be cooking and consuming are likely a bit more than your average dinnerware is designed to handle. Don't worry, you and your guests won't be reduced to eating out of the pan. (Although we wouldn't judge you if you did.) With Thanksgiving dinnerware, plates, serving trays, and more in themes like harvest, leaves, and turkeys, you can serve your Turkey Day treats in style.

Plate Expectations
Thanksgiving is a day for thanks (or gluttony … your choice). For the main meal, opt for generously sized Thanksgiving plates - they'll eliminate the shame of going back for seconds by providing enough surface space to fill your plate (and stomach) the first time. But just because you plan to gobble gobble up the main meal doesn't mean you can't prime the pump with appetizers ahead of time. Invest in Thanksgiving appetizer plates and harvest spreader sets and let guests graze until the big meal is served. And when you're ready to make your grand entrance into the dining room, a Thanksgiving serving tray is the perfect way to display your big beautiful bird.

(What to) Drink It In
We don't know what the Pilgrims and Native Americans served their beverages in at the first Thanksgiving, but you can bet it was nothing as stylish as our Thanksgiving pitchers. Whether you're planning to let the liquor flow or keeping the holidays alcohol-free for fear of a meltdown, Thanksgiving pitchers make a welcome addition to any dinner table.

Sailing the Sausage Sea

Everyone has a holiday favorite guaranteed to make a Thanksgiving meal a hit, but if you ask us, nothing's as good as gravy. From turkey to stuffing to mashed potatoes, there's nothing that gravy doesn't improve. Luckily, Thanksgiving gravy boats faithfully transport this necessity from stovetop to tabletop. From harvest themed to turkey replicas, go with whatever floats your boat. Your gravy boat, that is.