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Start as you mean to go on. Greet guests with something cool and refreshing – think sparkling elderflower with cucumber, chilled rosé, or a summer spritz bar. Pair that with a rustic grazing table: artisan cheeses, charcuterie, olives, fruit, sourdough crackers... It’s chic, stress-free, and completely Instagrammable.
Tip: Choose local, seasonal ingredients to elevate flavour and keep costs sensible.
Mini skewers are your summer wedding secret weapon. They’re easy to eat standing up, don't require cutlery, and can suit every diet. Options we love:
Let guests build their own bowl! Think base greens, grains like quinoa or orzo, and toppings like roasted veg, feta, grilled chicken or falafel. Drizzle over some herby dressings and voilà — a fresh, healthy main that caters for all.
Forget burnt sausages and dry buns. A wedding BBQ can be elegant. Try:
Bonus points for a live chef station – guests love watching their food grilled to order.
For ultra-casual or countryside weddings, why not pre-pack picnic baskets for each table? Include:
It’s charming, easy to manage, and creates a lovely laid-back feel.
Set up a mini food market! It’s interactive and lets guests pick what they fancy. Ideas:
This also works brilliantly for multicultural weddings or couples who love to travel.
Yes, really. Serve small glasses of gazpacho, pea and mint, or cucumber and yoghurt soup as a cool appetiser or in-between refresher. They’re light, colourful, and surprisingly popular.
After dancing (and a few drinks), guests need something hearty. Roll out a cart of:
Comfort food, but cute.
Perfect for hot afternoons. Let guests customise drinks with fruits, herbs, and flavoured syrups. It adds colour and keeps everyone hydrated (well, mostly).
Instead of a single cake, offer a spread: macarons, brownies, fruit tarts, eton mess cups, scones with cream and jam. More choice, more fun, and you avoid the queue for cake cutting.
An absolute crowd-pleaser. Choose local flavours or even have a custom flavour named after the couple. Bonus: great photos.
Keep the energy going with a coffee cart or espresso martinis on tap. Add biscotti or mini donuts for a little sugar boost as the night rolls on.
