Whether you're planning your wedding or planning for the holiday's
one things for sure , there is an art to menu planning, and we have just
the tools you need to plan and execute your next event!
Nothing says I love you like food, so when you're hosting a party,
one of the first things you should think about is the food. I have been
to a lot of weddings where this seems to be forgotten. If you think
people will not remember what you served at your wedding or holiday
party, you're wrong! It's actually one of the first things they talk
about when discussing your nuptials.
I have taken the time to put together some advice when talking food.
Here is The Bridal Solution's Wedding Menu Planning 101:
5. It's important that the food you serve during your wedding is
something that both of you enjoy. Make it special and think about your
favorite restaurants, or maybe s sample menu from your first date.
You'll want to select a certain type of food and stick with that
particular cuisine. When thinking about your favorite restaurant, what
is it that you really love about it? Is it the atmosphere or the way
the food is prepared or served? All of these factors can be
incorporated in your wedding.
4. Take the location and venue into consideration. For example,
if you are having your wedding on a celebration cruise or a yacht, you
may want to serve fresh sea food. Or if you are having a back yard DIY
wedding, you may want to look into BBQ options. Whatever you decide,
make sure it makes sense to the location. You'll need to make sure that
the venue has appropriate equipment to keep cold food cold and hot food
hot!
3. After you decide what type of food you will want to server,
you'll need to figure out how you want the food prepared and served. Is
your event or wedding more casual and a buffet is ideal for your gusts
to pick and choose? Or are you having more of a formal sit down dinner
where your guests will be served? Many brides are choosing a more
modern take on food service and having either food stations or passed
heavy hor dourves.
2. Make sure you know you're guests. Are there a lot of vegetarians in your group, or vegans? Do you have friends or family who have allergies to certain types of food? This is helpful information when planning a menu for a large group. Always have options available.
1. Finally, nothing goes better with food then a beverage to wash it down with! Think about what wines pair well with the food you are serving, and consider having those available. You may also want to do something along the lines of the type of food you are serving. If you are having fajita stations, have a margarita bar available. If it's summertime, supply sangria. If you are beer drinkers, have something brewed from the area to intrigue your guests. Whatever it is, make it true to the both of you, and something your guests will remember!
If you would like more information or would like to schedule a
meeting to discuss your upcoming wedding, please email us at
natalie@thebridalsolutionllc.com
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Natalie Imhoff
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