by Twhupfold on December 22nd, 2007
No, tacky isn't really the right word...
'Relatively normal' perhaps, maybe 'nothing bad but nothing special' *shrugs*
If it's informal then informal food (still suitable for a wedding however) is to be expected, however appetizers are meant to be something small you have before a slightly larger meal - so maybe appetizers and one other slightly larger dish? I don't mean serve a full meal for everyone, but maybe have appetizers and something else...
Meh... the main thing is that it's not tacky, no.
by angel on March 14th, 2008
Food is food I would do it
by Lord Knows on March 13th, 2008
Tacky is only what one sees it as being (to me anyway).
It's the Bride and Grooms wedding. If they want finger foods or Churches Chicken it's all up to them. I'm going to have the basics - Ham Sandwiches, meat balls, chicken wing dings, baked beans & salads of some sort. I plan to keep it basic. I don't see the need to supply 5 star Entrées.
by Littlebirrd on March 13th, 2008
Of course not. I am assuming you will have drinks to go with the appetizers but a full course meal is not mandatory by any stretch of the imagination.
I have known people to serve only desserts at a wedding.
Whatever the couple wants to serve is their prerogative.
It's your day and the food served should be an expression of you.
by Anonymous on March 13th, 2008
We had a formal wedding and we did an appetizer buffet. People still tell us how much they loved the food to this day! I was that bride that didn't really eat much so I don't even remember what we served! I think if the food is good people don't care.
by Possum on December 22nd, 2007
"only serve appetizers" as opposed to what
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