Wedding Catering

Getting married is exciting, but planning a wedding can be extremely stressful. From choosing your bridal party to selecting a venue to searching for a special event catering company near me, it can feel like your to do list is never ending. Choosing a special event catering company should be one of the first items on your list as you go through the wedding planning process. You want your meal for your wedding to be fantastic, and great caterers tend to book up early. Reaching out to potential caterers as far in advance as possible is a smart move in creating your dream wedding. If your wedding is fast approaching and you don't have a wedding catering company scheduled yet, be sure to reach out right away to see if you can get your top pick wedding catering company to cater your wedding.

When you're working to find the wedding catering company that you'll use, it's important to ask potential caterers questions to ensure that they're the right fit for your wedding needs. One of the most important aspects of your wedding is how the food will be served. You'll want to ask your caterer how they typically prefer to serve meals, and find out about different options they may have. Many caterers offer buffet style dinners, in which your guests will stand in line and then serve themselves. Others prefer to offer sit down dinners, during which each guest is served their meal at their seat. Another popular option is stations, in which guests can rotate around the room, receiving different aspects of their meal from each station. Each of these options has different pros and cons: buffets and stations are less formal, but allow more of an opportunity for guests to mingle. A sit down dinner is more formal and can be relaxing for your guests, but doesn't allow them much of a chance to talk with people who aren't seated at your table. If you're not sure what option is best for your wedding, your caterer may be able to offer some suggestions based on the size of your wedding party and your reception style preferences.

You'll also want to talk with your caterer about how soon they'll need the total head count for your wedding. Most weddings have a few people who are supposed to show up and do not, as well as a few people who never RSVP and then decide to come to the wedding at the last minute. You'll want to work with your caterer to be sure that you're leaving space for unexpected changes in the head count at the last minute.

If you're searching for the perfect caterer for your wedding, I'd love to talk with you about how Cork and Knife Provisions can provide you with the catering service that will leave your guests talking about how delicious your wedding food was for years to come. Reach out to me today to learn more about my catering services.