Have you ever planned a party? Do you know what sets a party planning pro apart from a rookie? I'm going to share with you that one rookie mistake that even those that think they are great party planners are still making, I have a story for you. A story about how this rookie mistake destroyed a wedding and ended up in heartbreak. First here is Bebe Mochi's story as written on Reddit. “I'm an event coordinator and several parties definitely stick out as being horrifying or di

Buffet Heroes was providing a corporate lunch to offices in Stockport. They were having a recruitment drive over a 2-week period and the core staff would be unable to make the time for a lunch run, so they hired us to bring lunch to them. Every lunchtime we were greeted by a smart suit-wearing man who had a huge smile on his face, he greeted us always cracking a little joke about how he hoped we had cake! "do you have cake today? " he'd say rubbing his hands together. Cater

Before we even start this journey, "can you afford to have a party at a venue or at home"? It matters. A lot. The answer could determine the success of the event. Ever had a party disaster that could have been averted with a good plan? I could tell you some horror stories of parties due to budget constraints. One wedding I attended ended early, no one wanted to stay as there was no substantial food available. That also goes with cheap buffets, some people would rather go to t

Those who know me, know that I love all things American. I lived there for over a decade, my children were born there and some of the food from around the nation just plain rocked my socks off. For those of you who think America is all about hot dogs, burgers and New York City pizza, I hate to say it but that's not even the half of it. I am completely in love with cajun and creole cuisine, the flavours dance in my mouth and it's more like a hot passionate tango than a slow w