How to Pick Reception Food for a Morning Wedding
When you plan reception food for a morning wedding, you can also plan to save money. Unlike an evening ceremony which usually calls for dinner or heavy appetizers, a morning wedding leans toward light fare. Most people simply aren't that hungry early in the day. Plan a delicious menu that will wow your guests, whether you want a buffet or a formal sit-down meal. And you won't break the bank.
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Serve traditional brunch food, but give it a twist. Add slivers of ham and roasted red peppers to a chafing dish of scrambled eggs. Spear chunks of fruit on skewers for colorful fruit kabobs. Dish up a platter of giant cinnamon rolls.
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Offer an omelet station. Guests can order an omelette custom made before their eyes. You'll need to find a chef who can make the omelet performance fast, but entertaining.
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Select a spiral-sliced honey ham if you want to have a carving station. Add a basket of tiny hot biscuits, complete with offerings of jams and honey.
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Choose a delicious brunch menu if you want to have a sit-down reception. Waffles topped with strawberries and whipped cream, hickory smoked bacon and fresh squeezed juice is a simple, but elegant menu..
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Skip heavy alcoholic drinks. They're just not appropriate for early in the day. Instead, offer champagne and fruit juices. For a budget-friendly but elegant drink, offer mimosas, a mixture of orange juice and champagne. You can also have bloody Mary's.
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Have your morning wedding cake, and eat it, too. You can certainly have the traditional cake, but think about a lemon or carrot cake. Your cake will be different and delicious.
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