If you could invite three people to dinner, dead or alive, who would you pick? Mr. Boddington might choose Jacques Cousteau, Julia Childs and Henri Matisse... all guests who enjoy a delicious coq au vin and a bottle or two of bubbles.
These chic place cards are ideal to ignite lively chatter at the table for guests of any age. The set includes 12 place cards each with a wax seal. The question is cleverly hidden under the tented card.
Questions include:
If you could go live one year in history, what period and region would you pick?
Who would you like to come back as in your next life?
If you could live in only one season, which one would you choose?
If a plane was outside to whisk you and a friend anywhere in the world, where would you go?
If you were banned to an island and could only take books or music, which would you take?
Would you rather meet your great, great, great grandparents or your great, great, great grandchildren?
Would you rather be able to talk to animals or fly?
Would you rather have a second house on the beach, in the mountains or in Paris?
If you could invite two people (dead or alive) to dinner, who would receive your invite?
Would you rather have a private chef or daily housekeeper?
Would you rather own a zoo, fancy hotel or amusement park?
Would you rather be able to travel back in time or into the future?
