I
received a request for a spring brunch wedding, with yellow, pink, and Tiffany blue colors. This is one of my favorite color
pallets (my bedroom and bathroom are in these shades), because I think they look classic but a tad quirky with the blue thrown in. The reader asked about some food ideas for a brunch, which are a great way to save because #1, caterers charge less for the food, and #2, you don't have to provide as much, or even any, alcohol. Here are some of my favorite menu ideas:
- omelet station
- crepe/pancake station
- Fruit, gourmet yogurts, bagels, rolls, pastries
- Assortments of sausages, bacon, and different types of eggs
- Small tea sandwiches
- Belgian waffle station
- Juice and/or coffee bar
- Or you could do it southern style: grits, buttermilk biscuits and gravy, hash brown casserole
Are any of you having brunch weddings? What is your menu?
~~~Feel free to comment with a reader request, or send your request via email to
hoosierbride@gmail.com
2 comments:
I love brunch weddings! My friend had 10 a.m. beach wedding followed by a brunch. She had a mimosa/bloody mary bar (lots of delicious mimosas!), shrimp and grits, a pancake station, biscuits, fresh fruit, and her grandmother MeeMaw's strawberry shortcake as the wedding cake. It was lovely!
Yay for shrimp and grits - I adore grits, and what a fun wedding food that would be.
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