Question Asked: 5/10/2017
Wedding Date: 9/08/2018
Answered by: 7 Experts
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(0) · Sydney, Central Coast / Gosford, Newcastle / Hunter Valley / Port Stephens, Regional, Southern Highl
Posted: 2/06/2018
Buffet generally is a better option for over 25 guests.
Help yourselves... the benefits of having a buffet
Hi there,
Thank you for ask It. Great question.
So, It depends of the atmosphere of the wedding that would you like to create... We have been working very well with our 3 options..
1. A formal wedding with our food runners coming to the table and cut the meat from the skeewers for you. (very popular and guests have several choices of food).
2. Plated service with food runners coming to the table with the plate ready . (2 or 3 choices of food)
3. Buffet style, guests feel more confortable to eat anytime coming to the food area and interactive with other guests moving around.
As a guest, I would love the Buffet style... However, as I said, It is all about the atmosphere and also the time that you have to put the event together.
Thank you for your enquiry. Have a great day!
(24) · Melbourne & Surrounding Suburbs, Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges
Posted: 6/10/2017
Hi There,
Great question, we get asked this all the time. I would suggest that the best option rather than a buffet, is to spread sharing platters a long each guest table, which incourages interaction amongst your guests, whilst offering them plenty of variety. It also requires less time to serve guests as they dont have to get up and que at a buffet and sit back down again, which can be important depending on your event running sheet.
Kind Regards,
Sean
sharing plates in seated catering its a much better option
Hello
Thank you for your enquiry. We think that it really depends more on your style of wedding, how formal or casual you want it to be and your budget
A more formal wedding would tend to be a seated wedding. You would need more staff to wait on the guests
With a buffet there would be more choice for the guests and it would be more informal with guests helping themselves to the food
We offer both but our paella catering is served buffet style which does minimise wait staff and when people are moving around its more interactive
At the end of the day its really about you and what you want at your wedding
Kind regards
Louise
Whose wedding is it? You choose what YOU want. It could be a different matter of the guests have to pay.
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The most popular food option with my clients is a cocktail style of service where guests are able to sample a variety of foods over and extended service period. This is obviously a more casual wedding environment and my not suit all who are looking for a more formal approach eg. formal sit down dinner or lunch.
FoodByWayne are happy to provide either service! (sit down, buffet or cocktail)