Diy wedding reception food

You Can Cater Your Own Wedding Buffet - Wedding catering can be incredibly expensive, but you don't have to spend a fortune to provide your guests with a spectacular meal if you cater your own wedding buffet. We fed nearly 300 people a filling wedding meal with tons of wedding food to spare for less

Make sure your menu looks as good as it tastes by opting for a food station at your reception or cocktail hour! Not only will guests love it, but it's also a great way to add personality to your menu.

Wanna know how we DIY catered their own wedding reception? It was easier (and MUCH cheaper) than you'd think. Find out more!

Wedding food ideas on a budget. How to save money and still have a yummy reception meal. Read all 23 tips and tricks only on the MyOnlineWeddingHelp.com blog. #WeddingIdeas #WeddingFood #Budgetwedding #WeddingReception

One of the aspects of weddings guests look forward to the most is the food to be served. More than anything, the food and beverages in a wedding reception help people socialize and celebrate the union of two people. However, without careful planning, food and drinks can become more expensive than you expect.

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.

DIY Wedding Appetizers, THE budget-savvy way to save money on your wedding plans! Review sample menus, shopping lists & cost breakdowns in this special show

When you’re planning a wedding, it’s inevitable that there will be many costs. And a known fact is that wedding food can take up most of your wedding budget. Finger foods can help cut the cost without sacrificing the menu, and offering popular dishes in bite-sized portions makes them convenient to eat during cocktail hours and throughout the wedding reception.

DIY Wedding Reception (or summer graduation party) Food Menu for 200 People. Need ideas for a buffet of appetizers, walking/strolling dinners, or even a display? Check these planning tips for how to pull it off yourself! Ham Biscuits, Meatballs in Sauce, Caprese + Salmon & Potato Skewers, Crudite & Hummus, Bruschetta with Romesco & Pine Nuts (vegetarian & dairy free) Polenta with Ricotta & Bacon (gluten free), Lemon Curd Tarts.

We don’t all want to spend thousands and thousands of dollars on our wedding reception meals, and we don’t have to. I’ve written in the past about how to cater your own wedding, but in this post I’ll discuss in detail how to do your wedding food on a budget.