Be it for a hotel or a wedding, Food Bars are everywhere! Whether at the cocktail hour or during the reception, we love the customization and choices that a hearty food station presents, not to mention the interactive experience it evokes, enabling guests to mix and mingle even more. For those couples who want to have a laid-back without sacrificing personality, what you need is a wedding bar! So here are 5 ways to incorporate them in a subtle way into your wedding.
Oyster Table For An Elegance Setting
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Bring the food bar to your guests. A traveling food station is a fun and creative way to serve up some delicious food. Oyster Bars and Raw Bars are always a hit at weddings. Plan one for your cocktail hour for a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
Farm To Table Setting For Vegan Lovers
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Vegan weddings are quite a trend after the pandemic. Farm to table concept is particularly famous for its simpler approach and is suited best for backyard weddings and intimate weddings. If you haven’t been to a vegan wedding, you probably will soon. More and more brides and grooms are adopting the no meat-no dairy diet. Many renowned wedding planners including Michele Fox Gott are giving this option to couples.
S’mores Bar
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A popular campfire treat in the United States and Canada, consisting of one or more toasted marshmallows and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of graham cracker, this sweet is trending in modern weddings. Wedding s’mores have become so much of a thing that you can now find a whole range of products that can help make your wedding s’mores bar a reality. Have this one and you will not regret this, especially at an outdoor wedding.
Charcuterie Bar
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With appetizers, there’s something special about an aesthetically pleasing charcuterie board. A charcuterie bar brimming with meats, cheeses, and fruits evoke all the Mediterranean vibes. Even amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are a number of ways to create individual charcuterie plates and separated spreads that limit contact on the board.
Sweets Bar
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You can’t go wrong with a diverse sweets station—stock it with cookies, bars, cupcakes, and literally whatever you like. Along with increasingly creative dessert tables, candy bars have become a major trend in recent years, thanks to their wonderful sense of nostalgia. Add tasty flair to an elegant or rustic wedding reception with a dessert table that tantalizes guests while reflecting your unique personality.
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