Diy wedding menu ideas

Are you thinking about self-catering your wedding? Read on to discover how to DIY your wedding reception food yourself!

This week I’m showing you the big wedding reception I catered for friends earlier in the spring, and today I want to share the menu we finally landed on. The reception took place after dinnertime, and so the food was all small bites, with cake to follow. But I knew that a lot of people probably wouldn’t eat much dinner beforehand, so I leaned towards the heavy side of appetizers. Want to see what we served, and how we planned it out?

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Wedding Food Ideas your guests will love! Most people say food is the most important thing they care about when attending a wedding.

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Wedding reception food tips and ideas to help stay within budget. Low funds doesn't have to mean a boring wedding menu. Here are ideas for making your food unique while still keeping the costs low. Read them all only on the MyOnlineWeddingHelp.com blog.

Unique and fun wedding food ideas for your wedding party or reception. Cake substitutions, food to serve guests, and more. Sweet and savory food ideas.

One of the most expensive parts of a wedding can be food. When you have high quality, catered food delivered to a large number of wedding guests, no matter how cheap it is by the plate it can add up quickly. Be sure to check out this post for some of my favorite menu ideas to serve your friends and family at your wedding reception.

Yesterday I explained how I catered a friend’s wedding earlier this spring, and I offered up the five questions I think you should ask yourself before tackling a project like this. I should have added one more criteria: Are you good at math? Because catering takes a lot of it. Here’s the first piece of math required — estimating and calculating how many bites per person you are going to need.