Midnight buffet wedding

20 Secrets to a Fun Wedding Reception TIP#7: Keep Your Guests Fueled If you want to ensure an all-night crowd, arrange for your catering staff to bring out trays of late-night munchies like French fries or a self-serve taco bar. If you stick with low-key, comfort foods like those, they'll wish the party would never end. Another great idea: Offer a coffee bar complete with special syrups and toppings to keep them caffeinated.

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Ensure your wedding guests boogie-down until the sun rises with these 10 creative midnight snacks from catering experts Goose & Berry.

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Your guests will love a hearty helping of lo mein at the end of the wedding reception and the take-out boxes lets your guests save any left-overs for later.

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There’s nothing like a salty snack to curb growing bellies. Offer a variety of pretzels (we’re talking cinnamon, salty and cheese-filled) with some tasty dipping sauces so your guests can enjoy a twist before doing the Twist on the dance floor.

Sweet or salty, your guests will flip over these late-night munchies.

The couple's cocktail hour hors d'oeuvres included personalized portions of macaroni and cheese served with fresh herbs sprinkled on top.