Our wedding guests will remember a lot about your big day – the venue, the wedding dress, the fun and most importantly the good dinner and it will be important to you too as food is probably your main concern and higher expense. The key is to hire the right supplier, who will create the perfect menu for you at the best price.
Here are some tips to help you choose the right service.
Do you need an undertaker?
Before choosing a wedding caterer, it is important that you first decide whether or not you need a caterer. If the guest list exceeds 20, you may want to consider hiring a caterer. You don’t have to worry about dirty dishes and food on your wedding day. Hiring a reliable company is money well spent.
Check references and recommendations:
A personal recommendation is the best guide when choosing a catering service. You can also search for ratings and reviews online. Limit your options to 3-5 caterers before making an appointment with them.
Budget:
There are funeral homes for every budget. You can save a lot of time and frustration if you have an idea of how much you are willing to spend on the preparations. You may need to deposit an amount of money when signing the contract, so be sure to be sure before signing.
Check Your Venue:
Many venues offer catering or may recommend a few for you. You can check the services they provide. However, don’t feel pressured to accept your choices.
Custom List:
A large company will work with you to create a niche list that addresses your requirements and the theme of the event. Some restaurants even offer meals that take into account the special dietary needs of guests. There are also fun menus for children. To discuss what kind of guests you would expect so that the food can be prepared accordingly. If the provider has a restaurant or hotel, try a meal before choosing. Many venues will allow you to sample wedding menus at a reduced or free price.
Experienced:
Choose an experienced caterer who takes the time to understand your requirements. A company with a long history and reputation for providing quality is the best option. It’s okay to ask the vendor you’re considering to show you pictures of past events or give contacts to their past clients who you can contact for a reference.
Get it in writing:
Once you’ve focused on the vendor, it’s time to confirm the time, date, and details in a written contract. Make sure to include all fees so there are no unpleasant surprises down the road.
In addition to food, caterers manage several other things like entertainment, DJs, drinks, venue setup, tables and chairs, sound and lights to permanently clean the site. It’s a good idea to get your food and all these other requirements from the same company. Ask about their other services and see if you would like to use them. With the right caterers in the right place, you can expect to enjoy your big day without worrying about anything.