Garden wedding feast
Canapes on arrival, jollof and grilled proteins, fresh salads, plated dessert, and evening small bites for the dance floor.
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80-500 guests
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Buffet or plated
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Service staff
Menus in motion
Occasions
Three starting points. Each one is adjusted around guest count, venue, timing, dietary needs, and the feeling the host wants in the room.
Canapes on arrival, jollof and grilled proteins, fresh salads, plated dessert, and evening small bites for the dance floor.
Includes
80-500 guests
Includes
Buffet or plated
Includes
Service staff
Polished lunch service for boardrooms and team gatherings: seasonal mains, neat sides, fresh juices, dessert, and tidy packaging.
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20-120 guests
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Timed delivery
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Dietary labels
An intimate chef-led table with warm starters, family-style mains, wine-friendly sides, and a dessert course made for lingering.
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8-40 guests
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Chef-led
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Table styling
Proof of care
Written menu brief
Every serious enquiry can be turned into a menu, staffing, timing, and service outline before deposit.
Timing discipline
Arrival, service, replenishment, and close-down are planned around the venue and the host's programme.
Guest care
Vegetarian, child-friendly, allergy, and spice-level notes can be captured early and labelled clearly.
Service confidence
The quote request asks for date, venue, guest count, budget range, and service style so planning starts properly.
How it works
The best catering feels invisible at the right moments and generous at the right moments. That starts with a practical brief and ends with a room that feels cared for.
Step 1
Guest count, venue, timing, service style, budget range, and the feeling you want guests to remember.
Step 2
A tailored menu proposal with Ghanaian favourites, continental options, dietary notes, and service staffing.
Step 3
Setup, food service, replenishment, clearing, and a close-down plan that leaves the host free to host.
Step 4
Dessert, late bites, beverage support, and final service details handled without pulling attention from the moment.
Host notes
Real trust is stronger than generic praise. This proof area is ready for approved event photos, named client notes, and short post-event receipts as they are collected.
Approved event photos belong here: real plates, real buffet lines, and real service moments from completed bookings.
Photo proof
Client notes can stay short: what was served, what went well, and why the host trusted the team.
Client note
A simple proof file supports each event: brief, quote, menu, final guest count, and post-event note.
Proof system
Plan the table
Share the date, venue, guest count, and style of service. We will come back with a practical menu direction and next steps.
Questions