Feasting with loved ones is a time-honored tradition this time of year. While your kitchen is a great place to gather, catering can help free up time and let you enjoy the company.
Catering options help the host enjoy the party too
Feasting with loved ones is a time-honored tradition this time of year. While your kitchen is a great place to gather, catering can help free up time and let you enjoy the company.
There's more to catering than deciding what you want to eat.
It's good to book early to prevent the last-minute hassles catering can help you avoid. The caterer will need the the event date, number of guests, budget, location, staff (If needed) and food preferences or allergies.
A self-service buffet in your home can save you money. Picking up the food and using your dishes and linens saves delivery and rental fees, though many caterers supply disposables.
To make the most of your time with guests, consider having servers to set up and clear.
A tray pass of appetizers is an extra hospitable touch. Have one server for every 25 to 35 guests, according to probarserv.com.
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