The Wedding Food
More and more couples are requesting food
that they recognize. Tuna tartare, sliders, and truffle fries in cones
have been very popular recently, commented Stella Haral, catering
manager. The cocktail hour is the perfect opportunity to incorporate
miniature versions of your everyday favorites. Try cheeseburger, crab
cake, meatball, and chicken parmigiana sliders.
Thomas Casella, from Nanina’s in the Park, agrees that serving comfort food with an elegant twist is not only a trend
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but a great way to help calm your guests grumbling stomachs. He
recommends having butlers pass stuffed pork loin and miniature
meatloaves.
Extraordinary food displays
Most
banquet facilities offer a variety of add- ons to your wedding package
that can really enhance your reception. Your cocktail hour is the time
to present your guests with a variety of options to satisfy their hungry
bellies until dinner is served. You want to make a fine impression, set
the
wedding gowns tone for the rest
of your celebration, and solidify your theme. Explore the numerous
stations and displays that can enhance you cocktail hour.
If
you and your fiancé are fish lovers, a sea food bar would be a great
addition to your cocktail hour. You can serve jumbo shrimp in ice
gondolas, New Zealand mussels on the half shell, and oyster shooters,
creating a beautiful display of seafood choices for your guests. Sushi
bars with attendants rolling
goddess dresses right in front of guests are quiet popular as well, and they make for beautiful displays.
Robert
Zweben, proprietor comments that ceviche bars are becoming quite
popular. Ceviche is a seafood dish typically made from fresh raw fish
marinated in citrus juices and spiced with chili peppers. Top your sea
food, sushi, or ceviche bar with stunning ice sculpture
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