Versatility Of A Crepe & Why It’s Perfect For You Event
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on December 21, 2018
Whether you call them pancakes, blinis or griddlecakes, a version of the crêpe appears in every food culture. After all, a flatbread is just a crêpe that hasn’t been introduced to an egg. But when it comes to elevating food to another level the French are unbeatable. Which is why the crepe has taken over […]
Social Media At Your Wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on December 12, 2018
We’ve all seen people posting pictures of elegant servings of food when at a fancy restaurant or a glitzy event. This, of course, might be one of the driving forces behind you wrestling with the idea of spending an arm and a leg on the catering at your wedding. However, there’s something you should know […]
Catering Options For A Three Day Wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on December 5, 2018
A person’s wedding will typically be the most special day of their life. It’s therefore understandable that couples are now interested in extending the festivities in any way that they can. This is the finding of BrideBook, who through their newest survey have determined that 23% of couples now hold their nuptials over a space […]
Use Food To Attract Guests To Your Winter Event
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on November 28, 2018
A YouGov poll recently determined that the average Brit’s ideal temperature is around 21 degrees. This, of course, isn’t practical when you’re holding an event in the winter and are keen for your friends, family, neighbours and work colleagues to venture out to it. Let’s not forget the fact that your winter event might also […]
Make People Happy With Pizza At Your Event
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on November 21, 2018
It’s a universal constant – the majority of people absolutely love pizza. There are those who claim they don’t like pizza, but we don’t like to talk about those people. For the most part, pizza is a cheat code for the perfect event because you can guarantee smiles and happiness. So, whatever you’re doing, a […]
Feeding Kids At Your Wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on November 12, 2018
The average wedding guest list now comprises of 104 names – some of which will no doubt be children. This isn’t necessarily surprising when you consider that more and more couples already have kids by the time they get married. According to wedding planning site Confetti, 20% of brides and grooms were already proud parents […]
Three Reasons Wedding Guests Expect Affordable Food
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on October 29, 2018
Your friends, family and colleagues will attend your wedding to watch you tie the knot. They might also expect food, drinks and a good time, but they won’t expect you and your betrothed to have broken the bank. Especially when it comes to the food, in fact, it’s fair to say that your guests will […]
Office Christmas Party Planning 101
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on October 19, 2018
It might seem odd to be talking about Christmas party planning when we haven’t even reached the end of September yet, but you’d be surprised how quickly things get booked up over the Christmas period! If you want to plan the perfect office Christmas party that leaves your team buzzing well into the new year, […]
Should A Vegetarian Bride Serve Meat At Her Wedding?
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on October 10, 2018
Are you one of the 3.5 million people in the UK who now identify as vegan? Have you adopted a plant-based lifestyle and want to have a vegetarian wedding? Whether you choose to stay true to your beliefs and values and stay strictly green or want to cater for the meat eaters among your friends […]
Winter Wedding? Give Your Guests Some Comfort Food!
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on October 3, 2018
Are you planning an autumn or winter wedding? Peak wedding season may have passed along with the warm summer days, but an autumn or winter wedding can be a beautiful event. Gorgeous autumn colours make the perfect backdrop for your wedding snaps. It’s also a great excuse to enjoy some good old-fashioned comfort food. Banish […]
