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Looking for tasty and presentable wedding food ideas? Opt for a food station at your cocktail hour or reception. Not only is a food bar a crowd pleaser, but it's also a great way to add personality to your menu. We rounded up 40 ideas to inspire your own celebration.

After a fun night of dancing, socializing and celebrating with friends and family, a reception is made perfect with crowd-pleasing comfort food. Your wedding guests will love mini hamburger sliders and hot dogs with all the fixings, doughnuts with that favorite cup of coffee and funnel cakes sprinkled with powered sugar. Whether you love tasty treats or savory favorites, we’ve found the perfect late-night snacks to top off a memorable night. Would you like to see more creative ideas to help…

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A wedding can be so expensive, and the food is often one of the biggest parts of the budget. Fortunately, there are lots of ways you can cut costs while still having great food. I'm

This week I’m showing you the big wedding reception I catered for friends earlier in the spring, and today I want to share the menu we finally landed on. The reception took place after dinnertime, and so the food was all small bites, with cake to follow. But I knew that a lot of people probably wouldn’t eat much dinner beforehand, so I leaned towards the heavy side of appetizers. Want to see what we served, and how we planned it out?

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