Harry Potter Party sets
A party set is the answer when you do not want to work out what goes with what. Complete packs combining plates, cups, napkins and decorations in one design, plus dressing-up sets with a wand and glasses. Every set lists its full contents.
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Table sets and costume sets
There are two different things called a party set here, and it is worth knowing which you are buying.
- Table sets — plates, cups, napkins and often decorations in one matching design. The 24-piece set covers a table for eight in one purchase.
- Themed table sets — Hogwarts, Hedwig and magical characters, so the whole table reads as one design rather than a mix.
- Wand and glasses sets — a wand with Harry’s round glasses, for dressing up rather than for the table.
- Full costume sets — a cloak, hat, wand and glasses together, for a child who wants the whole outfit.
Why a set rather than separate packs
Buying separately gives you more choice but a worse-looking table, because plate, cup and napkin designs rarely line up exactly across manufacturers. A set is designed as one thing.
The other advantage is arithmetic: a 24-piece set tells you plainly that it covers eight guests across three items each, rather than leaving you to multiply pack sizes. Where you need more than eight, buy two sets rather than topping up with loose packs.
Costume sets and safety
The dressing-up sets contain a wand, which is a rigid stick: it is a prop, not a toy sword, and children should be told not to poke with it. Costume sets state the age range and the size on the product page — check it against the child rather than assuming one size, because a cloak that drags is a trip hazard.
At a glance
| Range | Table sets, themed table sets, wand and glasses sets, full costume sets |
|---|---|
| Table set coverage | 24-piece set covers eight guests |
| Contents | Listed in full on every product page |
| Costume sets | Age range and size stated per set |
| Main producers | Amscan, Disguise, Party Deco |
| Licence | Officially licensed Wizarding World products |
Related collections
- Harry Potter Parties and Celebrations
- Harry Potter Party Tableware
- Harry Potter Party Accessories
- Harry Potter Roleplay Wands
- Harry Potter Balloons
- Harry Potter Gift Items
Frequently asked questions
How many guests does a party set cover?
The 24-piece table set covers eight guests across three items each. The coverage is stated on every set.
What is the difference between a table set and a costume set?
A table set is plates, cups and napkins in one design. A costume set is a wand, glasses and sometimes a cloak and hat for dressing up.
Why buy a set instead of separate packs?
Plate, cup and napkin designs rarely match exactly across manufacturers. A set is designed as one thing, and the coverage is stated for you.
What if I have more than eight guests?
Buy two sets rather than topping up with loose packs, so the design stays consistent across the table.
Are the costume sets sized?
Yes, the age range and size are on the product page. Check them against the child, because a cloak that drags is a trip hazard.
Is the wand in a costume set a toy?
It is a prop. It is rigid, so children should be told not to poke with it.
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Complete wizard costume: black hooded cape for a height of approx. 140-158 cm, pointed hat, 43 cm brown wand and round glasses. For Halloween, fancy dress and parties.
Costume set with round black glasses and a wizard's wand, a licensed Harry Potter accessory.