Party Food & Drink Ideas

There are a number of considerations:-

How formal do you want to be?

How much budget do you have?

How well do your guest know each other and how good are they at mixing (sit down meals are better for guests who are shy)?

How much time do you want to spend cooking/preparing yourself?

Formal

Invite in Chef David Wakefield and waitresses to present and serve a five course (or more!) dinner with menus so your guests can chose what they eat on the night (the waitresses even wash up afterwards).

Less Formal

Still have a fully seated dinner, but cater for yourselves.

Or, to make your life easier, either ask Chef to prepare and deliver for you large palates of lasagne and salad, so all you have to do is heat and serve or prepare big one pot dishes yourself in advance.

Stand Up Eating

Buffet in Toft Hall

Breakfasts

In the excitement of the main event it is easy to forget breakfasts. As your guests will often be rising at different hours, it may be easier to buy in quantities of juice, coffee (there are cafetiers at all Party Houses), bread (large toasters are also provided), croissants, etc and let everyone help themselves.