Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Monday, February 22, 2010

"By Saturday, we learned a thing or two..."

We met with the caterer this weekend. It was fun to be back in Columbia, we miss that town very very much. 
I was excited to see the new City Hall is almost completely done. Our guests will walk right by it between the church and the reception and I think it makes the city proud. This is what the building looked like when we moved. I am glad that this isn't what people will see on our wedding day!


As for the meeting with the caterer...it went well. I guess. It was a little overwhelming to tell the truth. 
There are just so many little things to decide and plan and negotiate. 
Plus we were late, which makes me flustered. 

We made many, many decisions. Want to know a few?
Well...when guests arrive, they will be offered some yummy mimosas. 

Because that's one of the only alcoholic beverages you can get away with at noon. 

For lunch there will be an option between a yummy sounding chicken with artichokes and mushrooms or stuffed portabella caps, similar to these:


YUM-O. 
I think I will get the vegetarian option. Even though I'm not a vegetarian. Because seriously. 
YUM-O. 

My mom and I also picked out a pattern and a fabric for the junior bridesmaids dresses. She's making them. I'm not far advanced in my sewing skillz enough to pull them off. But I am going to attempt the ring pillow sometime this week. Wish me luck!

Thursday, January 21, 2010

"Food, glorious food! We're anxious to try it!"




We are meeting with the caterer in two weeks and I am finding myself becoming nervouser and nervouser. Beyond the financial  EEK! that’s coming our way, there is also another major flaw in this plan. The problem is this. Our wedding is in June. I should be thinking of feeding my guests light early Summer fare. Salads and fresh vegetables and limeades.
Things like this:






And instead I’m really worried that I’ll end up asking the caterer for things like this:



Because right now? It’s January. In Iowa.  And it is COLD. It is so COLD that I can’t help but type-yell in all caps the word. It is COLD. Everything is frozen to everything and it took me 10 minutes to open my car door this morning and I’m indoors right now and I am still shivering so much I can barely type. So just cross your fingers, and hope that I don’t end up serving you this:




Well...actually...maybe that I ccould get away with. Right? RIGHT?