I remember a wedding I once catered where everything seemed perfect—until the servers spilled champagne on a bride’s dress during the toast. It was a heartbreaking moment that highlighted how
It was a rush. Guests were lining up eagerly, but the servers seemed overwhelmed, and the buffet wasn’t ready yet. I watched as smiles faded into confusion and frustration. That
It was moments before the reception started when I realized we had a major problem: the servers I booked were nowhere to be found, and chaos was about to unfold.
I’ll never forget the look on my client’s face when their meticulously planned wedding reception was nearly over, and a tray of hors d’oeuvres still sat untouched. It hit me
I’ll never forget the wedding reception where everything seemed to go wrong—servers fumbling, cold food, and guests whispering about how they “expected better.” It was a lightbulb moment for me.
The day I nearly lost a wedding reception because the servers misunderstood the bride’s favorite dish still haunts me. It was one of those moments where everything seemed to unravel
I remember the exact moment I realized I was missing the mark at a wedding reception. The servers seemed overwhelmed, no one knew who was doing what, and the guests
I remember a wedding I once catered where everything seemed perfect until the moment guests started waiting at the buffet, and a couple of servers accidentally spilled drinks on a
I vividly remember a wedding I once catered where everything seemed to go wrong—servers getting overwhelmed, guests waiting too long for drinks, and the atmosphere turning tense. It was a
I’ll never forget that wedding I once served where everything seemed to fall apart—servers rushing, plates clattering, and that uneasy feeling that trust was slipping away from the moment guests