First, the ABCs of table setting: Place the plates on the center of the placemat. Lay the napkin to the left of the plate, or get fancy with a fold — it's easier than you think.

Before you throw that dinner party, you should know how to set a table the right way. Whether the event is formal or informal, here's how to impress your guests.

An expert explains how to set a table and lay out a proper table setting, no matter whether you're hosting an everyday, casual, or formal occasion. Learning How to Properly Set a Table Turns It ...

How to Properly Set a Table. Setting the table for your dinner party may seem like the job you give to eager guests who insist on helping, but it should be done with care and precision.

We asked Lizzie Post, great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post and co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast, to tell us how to set a proper table for gatherings from casual to formal, and used her ...

To properly set a table, you will need a table cloth or table runner, a place mat, dinner plates, napkins, silverware (forks, knives, and spoons), water glasses, and wine glasses.

With these questions in mind, Vogue’s compiled a handy guide—with photo examples—on how to properly set a table, whether you are having a casual weekday meal or a fancy Christmas feast.

At Cha Jie, the tea set is tailor-made with gingko patterns to fit into the whole environment. And a professional tea sommelier is available to help guests select tea matching each other.

Here are some guidelines for proper table setting. Lizzie Post, great great granddaughter of etiquette expert Emily Post offers the video above for how to set a family dinner table based on your menu.