Successful Catering - Event Planning By Evan Righter

Thursday, March 18, 2010

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A lot of work has to go into planning any sort of catering event, whether it be a party, wedding catering or corporate catering. Organising any event can an event can be a huge hassle trying to work out what will be needed, what the menu should be, and so on. Italian Secrets has developed a system for planning your event to make sure that you don't miss a step. Start with the reason for hosting your catering event. Your reason usually suggests the menu, if not the budget.
Now you've got a basic idea of your menu and your budget there's still a lot more to plan out, and Italian Secrets is right there at your side to help you with it.

How Italian Secrets can help.

From the initial planning to when the final guest leaves we are committed to you and your catering event, and we do our best to make your job easier. To that end, we provide a wide variety of services, accessories, experience and more to make your event successful and memorable. Here's some of what we offer:

- Complete catering planning, seamless execution, beautiful tents, tables, chairs, linens, clowns, entertainers, comedians, magnificent site decoration and beautiful lights, flowers, balloons, costumes
- There are many important factors and ideas to keep in mind when planning your corporate or party catering event, so we've developed a list of useful tips and questions to help you make sure your event runs smoothly, professionally, and successfully
- Give your event one single subject and rather than inviting more guests and treating them casually, invite fewer guests to be treated as V.I.Ps.
- Decide first when you want the event to end, do you think you can you fit in everything?
- If the party catering event is outdoors, will the time of year or time of day require lighting, wind protection, heaters, shade, or cold beverages?
- Last but not least, discipline your guest speakers - even visiting V.I.Ps. Make sure they know what is expected of them and what is not!

Evan Righter has been reviewing Italian cookery and cookery classes and event catering.

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