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QuestionHow do you calculate food per person?Natasha Miller is an Event Planner, Chief Experience Designer, and President of Entire Productions, an event and entertainment production company based in San Francisco, California. Notable clients Natasha has collaborated with include Apple, Google, Gap, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., and Salesforce. Natasha and Entire Productions has been awarded Inc. 5,000's "Fastest Growing Companies in America", Entrepreneur Magazine's 360 List of "Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America." Entire Productions is also a Certified Women Business Enterprise. Natasha is a member of Meeting Professionals International (MPI).If you're serving warm, heavy food, ration 6 bites per guest so people don't feel like they're being cheated. You can also factor drinks into their total intake, too. In general, it's always better to have too much food rather than not enough
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QuestionWhat sort of events are catered?Community AnswerWeddings, family reunions, formal social gatherings, and housewarming parties are often catered.
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QuestionWhat food is served at a housewarming party? Is it catered, potluck, or host/hostess cooks?Community AnswerIt depends on the preference of the host/hostess. Everyone involved can help decide.
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QuestionWhat are some seating plans for certain events like weddings and baby showers,etc?Amanda CousinsCommunity AnswerIt depends on the host's preference and whatever the event entails with rsvp's etc.
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QuestionWhat is the seating plan for a family reunion? If I am having it catered with photographer etc.?Community AnswerYes, you can do it with numbered or named table assignments for a family reunion.
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QuestionWhat is a seating plan?Community AnswerIt contains place cards and table assignments so that everyone knows where they sit.
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QuestionShould the invitation indicate whether the event is catered or not?Community AnswerYes. If the event is a potluck, the invitation should state that.
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