It used to be hors d’oeuvres were strictly served before a main meal. And only a few, like three or four, and
nothing too intricate, as they weren’t meant to serve as your main
course. Really, they were just a couple bites to take the edge off of
the guests’ hunger as they arrived to the event. Then after 45
minutes to an hour, guests would be invited to sit down for a served
multi-course meal where they would remain for hours. So much
for the networking opportunities!
Food is(as it should be!) a huge part of
the entertainment at weddings and parties. For good reason as it’s a
huge part of the budget. But more importantly, food makes people happy.
Giving guests an experience that incorporates their senses and
engages their interest puts the spotlight back on the whole purpose of
the gathering. To share, network and party!
A good old-fashioned cocktail party used to be a swank gathering with stylish adults awash in fancy drinks and sparkling conversation. Providentially, the sophisticated cocktail party is making a comeback.
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