I’ve worked at several weddings and events where a caterer was hired. I’ve worked with caterers who specialize in events where food and drink is the main attraction, and I know that hiring a caterer who specializes in this sort of event helps you have a better chance for success.
I think Ive found a caterer that fits my needs. She’s not only highly skilled in food and drink preparation, but she is also very good with catering in general. I think she really likes what she does, and I think she’s the type of caterer that you want to hire.
I cant say enough good things about this caterer. I had her cater my wedding. I cant wait to tell my friends I hired her. I have an event in 1/2 a week, and I am looking at hiring her to do it.
I’m not sure if you’ve met the caterer, but she is a really nice person. I think she has a personal love of food and drink, and she really seems to enjoy her job. I would hire her for a party just as much as I would hire her for a wedding.
I would hire the caterer for any event I was planning. It’s a great way to do it. The only thing they ask is how many people you want to serve. So I would send them a list of what you want to do, and let them figure out how many people to feed.
I’m going to say that the caterer sounds like a really sweet person, and I like her, but I don’t see how she would help me out at all. You can’t just hire someone to cater your wedding and throw a free dinner. You need to schedule a free time to do that, because you are paying for it.
The truth is, catering jobs are so rare that it’s really difficult to find a team to cater for your particular event. Plus, they are often more expensive than hiring a caterer, so it’s a pretty high cost-per-bite. However, the caterer I spoke to gave me some good suggestions. I’ll list a few of them below.
1. If you are catering a wedding for an event that typically has a large number of catering guests (like a black tie event or a reception) then the caterer can help you by picking up the catering tab.
This may seem like an obvious thing to say, but caterers are often your first point of contact, so they are most likely going to be in charge of you getting your food to the table the right way. This means that you’ll want to have a few things ready before your guests arrive. Having a few ingredients you can grab on the way to the venue is helpful too.
In the case of catering, having a few things ready to hand when the guests arrive is important. This is because the caterer is going to be running the show for all of your guests, which means she needs to know exactly what you plan to serve.