Food ideas for weddings

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Fill your party with amazing bites that everyone will love. There's so much more to wedding food than a main course. Use your happy hour as an chance to delight your guests with some astonishing appetizers or food pairings, supplement your own cocktails and follow dinner up .  

Cheese Wheel Cakes

Ok, so perhaps a cake made from wheels of cheese are not going to replace traditional wedding cake, but they are great for a pre-reception wine and wine hour. Imagine each layer is a cheese taste like gouda that is smoky, goat cheese, or cheddar with a crispy and meats bread on the side.

Make-Your-Own Tacos

Your guests will enjoy a taco bar, and it's a fun way to let everyone put their own spin.

Cereal Bar

Fuel your dance celebration with something not too typical-a cereal bar! Pick your favorites (Captain Crunch, Lucky Charms, Life - the choices are  endless) and then set them on display in glass apothecary jars. Skip the oversized cereal bowls and also do something luggage or smaller for visitors.

DIY Dessert Stations

The outdoors and s'mores go together.   Set up near an outdoor fire pit, or, to get a more formal wedding, have a waiter offer a variety of toppings for visitors to choose from and serve ice cream.

Dressed-Up Comfort Food

Comfort food continues to be popular at weddings for many years, but it is all about the presentation. Try tacos served up in a lime. And of course it's completely instagram-worthy.  

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