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Miami caterer under $15,000 for 100 people?

Miami caterer under $15,000 for 100 people?
Diensten 7 answers • yarayara
I'm getting married next year and I need a caterer for a plated dinner with open bar, passed appetizers, late night bites, and dessert station for 100 people. I've been quoted over $30,000 and I'm looking for something cheaper. My venue has a prep area but no kitchen, but I have space for an outdoor kitchen. I've heard of restaurants that do drop-off catering and food trucks that can provide fancier setups. I'm hoping to find a caterer that can provide high-quality food and service for under $15,000.
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Hannah G •
To save costs, consider hiring staff through a staffing agency and cutting back on the number of employees. Alternatively, you could opt for a food truck with a fancier setup that doesn't require a full kitchen on site. A dessert station can be easily created in-house or sourced from a local bakery.
Nigel D •
Given the budget, it's essential to reassess your priorities and consider trimming down the requirements. Dropping the staffed dessert station or opting for a local bakery's drop-off service could be a cost-effective solution. Additionally, skipping late-night bites might be a good idea, as people often don't eat much at weddings. If you still want to serve something late at night, consider ordering pizzas from a nearby pizzeria, as it's often a crowd-pleaser.
Andre W •
Ordering pizzas towards the end of the event is a great way to satisfy your guests' cravings. I've attended a few weddings where this was done, and it's always been a hit.
Gudrun •
With a budget of $15,000 for 100 guests, it's clear that you have high expectations. To make the event more feasible, consider cutting back on the number of employees or reducing the requirements. This will help you achieve a more realistic budget.
Delfina •
If you need assistance with planning, consider reaching out to Prestige Worldwide and asking to speak with one of their representatives, such as Dale or Brennan.
tyler_miami •
With an open bar, the budget of $15,000 for food and soft drinks seems unrealistic if you want to serve high-quality options.
yarayara OP •
To clarify, the $15,000 budget is for food and soft drinks, and I would purchase the alcohol separately.
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