There used to be a time when the food at weddings are just a practical aspect or necessity of the event—not one of the stars of the show, like how it’s being treated today. Instagram and Pinterest definitely took care of that. Of course, several people have also made being a “foodie” a leisure or even a part-time occupation. People now anticipate the food at weddings and take snapshots of their meal. Some would even make it a point to leave reviews for the caterer or get their business card, especially if they want to have their event catered with the same delightfully appetizing food. If the food was really spectacular, it will even be a topic that your guests will discuss and compliment you on even if the occasion has been so long ago.
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Thanks my friend for this checklist of essential things to discuss with restaurants. This checklist will be useful for my sister who is getting married quite soon. She has already shortlisted a couple of Los angeles wedding venues and she’ll book most suitable spot out of that list.
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