Looking for something extraordinarily unusual, spectacular and memorable for your Wedding Reception? How about blowing the minds of your guests with a Wedding Breakfast in the sky?
Yes, it really is possible to hang your guests 100 feet above the ground, creating your own restaurant in the sky!
Dinner in the Sky provide everything required to make it possible for you to experience a culinary experience like no other, with a personal chef preparing your Wedding breakfast while you relax and enjoy the views.
As you would expect, this is not very budget friendly but it is definitely not something that your guests will forget in a hurry.
Dinner in the Sky offer packages starting from £12,500.
Showing posts with label wedding catering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding catering. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Hot Rocks - The Perfect Treat For Your Wedding Guests!
I came across 'Hot Rocks' a few months ago at a festival and it literally stopped me in my tracks! Surrounded by a hungry crowd stood a vintage horse box. Inside was an amazing traditional wood fired pizza oven cooking the most delicious looking Pizzas I had ever seen. I immediately started taking photographs to send to Fleur De Force with the message "You HAVE to serve this on the evening of your Wedding!" I think it is such an inspired alternative to the much used 'hog roast' and the perfect food to soak up the excess alcohol, keep everyone happy and dancing the night away. It is not only unbelievably delicious (as it is so fresh) but it creates an amazing theatrical experience for your guests too. It is also perfect for your vegetarian guests.
Guests are invited to choose from a menu (chosen in advance by the bride and groom) or they can create their own combination on the spot. Their pizzas are then made up while they watch and are cooked in just 90 seconds!
The story behind the brand is also an interesting one. Jack Harrison, a professional chef tired of mass produced food, wanted to get back to elemental cooking with fire and stone so decided to make a difference with artisan food. Inspired by distant memories of ski holidays in the Dolomites, he remembered not being able to get enough of the delicate thin crust Neapolitan style pizza that was produced from the wood fired mountain ovens. So he built his own wood fired pizza oven and mounted it on a vintage horse trailer. Trial and error produced a pizza dough that is deliciously crispy, yet melts in the mouth and almost any combination of ingredients tastes so much better than any of the pizza chain offerings. The trailer went to a few events at first and Jack soon found it to become a fascinating centre of attraction. After all, who doesn’t like to stare at a fire?! Hot Rocks are now at the forefront of the street food movement which is gaining momentum in the UK.
Most importantly, Hot Rocks is a family business with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and superb food. We have now confirmed the booking with Hot Rocks for the Fleur De Force Wedding this year and they have been absolutely fantastic to deal with. You can even name the pizzas you select for a truely personalised service!
Prices from £9 per person for a 12 inch pizza (or £12 per person including salads). Prices may vary depending on your number of guests. See www.hotrockspizza.co.uk for more details.
Guests are invited to choose from a menu (chosen in advance by the bride and groom) or they can create their own combination on the spot. Their pizzas are then made up while they watch and are cooked in just 90 seconds!
The story behind the brand is also an interesting one. Jack Harrison, a professional chef tired of mass produced food, wanted to get back to elemental cooking with fire and stone so decided to make a difference with artisan food. Inspired by distant memories of ski holidays in the Dolomites, he remembered not being able to get enough of the delicate thin crust Neapolitan style pizza that was produced from the wood fired mountain ovens. So he built his own wood fired pizza oven and mounted it on a vintage horse trailer. Trial and error produced a pizza dough that is deliciously crispy, yet melts in the mouth and almost any combination of ingredients tastes so much better than any of the pizza chain offerings. The trailer went to a few events at first and Jack soon found it to become a fascinating centre of attraction. After all, who doesn’t like to stare at a fire?! Hot Rocks are now at the forefront of the street food movement which is gaining momentum in the UK.
Most importantly, Hot Rocks is a family business with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and superb food. We have now confirmed the booking with Hot Rocks for the Fleur De Force Wedding this year and they have been absolutely fantastic to deal with. You can even name the pizzas you select for a truely personalised service!
Prices from £9 per person for a 12 inch pizza (or £12 per person including salads). Prices may vary depending on your number of guests. See www.hotrockspizza.co.uk for more details.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Randall & Aubin's New Seafood Stall
I am currently looking at caterers for my sister's Wedding @FleurDeForce and as she is such a seafood lover I was really excited to discover that one of my favourite Soho restaurants, Randall & Aubin, has recently opened it's doors to the world of Wedding and party catering. The main cause for my excitement was the amazing stall that they dispaly their seafood on, reminiscent of Soho's street stalls. This stall would make such a fantastic feature at a Wedding.
For those of you who are not so excited by the seafood they also offer famous rotisseries and roast meat dishes such as a rare breed hog roast or succulent roast pork belly. As well as canapes including mini wagyu burgers, Louisiana fried Lobster, mini pulled pork baps and seafood frito misto. Apparently Damien Aspinall, Patrick Cox and Tania and Antony de Rothschild are all fans!
They will travel UK wide for the event catering and for those of you in London they do have the most amazing online take away service too.
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