Catering Pictures
January 18, 2009
Here are a few pictures from the wedding reception we catered this weekend for 150 people. The reception was held in the beautiful home of the Groom’s parents.
Punch
Pineapple-Almond Punch
Children’s Table- Goldfish crackers, Gummy Bears, Chocolate Dipped Pretzels, Orange Slices, PB&J Sandwiches.
Shrimp
Chicken Salad Croissant
Goat Cheese with Fruit/NutsWe also did a baked brie, but I didn’t get a picture of that.
Marinated and Un-marinate Cheese, CrackersMarinated Olives to the left.
Vegetable Display
Fruit Display
Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Pigs in a Blanket
Ham and Cheese Croissants
Mints, Roses and Leaves
Room with the Groom’s Cakes.
Groom’s Cakes, Strawberry, Chocolate and New York Cheese Cake.
Fruit and Vegetable Displays
Food Table
Sheet cake with the family initial on it for extra servings.
Dining Room with Wedding Cake
Wedding Cake, serves 125
This had chocolate on the bottom, strawberry in the middle and the top was white.
The icing was cream cheese icing.
One of my wonderful ‘Servers’…Emma 
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I don’t have a picture of my STRONG, WONDERFUL husband,
who did all the heavy lifting and kept the trash emptied! )
Olivia was also a server, and a great one at that.
Events like this is a team effort, everyone putting in 110%.
Topics: Cake Decorating, Catering | 15 Comments »
Comments (15)
Everything is beautiful. You and your family did a wonderful job. I would love to see a How to Knit DVD too if you are blessed with that skill. I would love to learn how.
Thanks,
We are oohing and ahhing over your works of art–simply beautiful!!!
Ya’ll did a beautiful job. (My apologies for being a “distraction” to one of your lovely servers…)
It looks wonderful. I especially appreciate the layered table settings. So many people overlook the value of this when setting up a table. It makes everything so appealing and accessible. Things at different heights always make a better presentation. And that’s 90% of the game, right. Of course, it does need to taste good too. Which I’m sure it does. I’m hungry looking at it!
Good job!
Looks lovely! Absolutely gorgeous!
Sure looks like a lot of work too.
Glad it all went well!
Blessings–
Dana
PS–I’d love the recipe for the punch. Pineapple and almond are two of my favorites, but I’ve never had them together. Sounds interesting!
Wow, I wish I had know the couple so I could come to the reception. It all looks yummy. I too would like the recipe for the punch-sounds delicious!
It all looks so wonderful!!! I would like the recipe for the meatballs!!!
Blessings!
Great job!!!!!!!
Everything looks beautiful. You did a wonderful job. :0)
Hugs,
Angie
Wow Kathy,
Everything looked so sophisticated.
Nice Job..
No wonder the bride was happy.
Robin
thanks for sharing this pictures.
they are really incredible.
great job!
Beautiful Kathy!
Thanks for sharing.
Lisa @ Me and My House
http://frommeandmyhouse.com
Wow! This looks fantastic! My son is a culinary arts major and I recently attended a luncheon his catering class did. Yours looks just as good. I LOVE the fruit and vegetable display and the wedding cake looks exquisite! Nicely done!
You did a phenomenal job. So beautiful! You don’t live in Ohio, do you?? Let’s see, there’s graduation, there’s an anniversary, …etc.
The fruit display looks exciting.