In Artigot Catering We have a popular wedding format that replaced the traditional reception some time ago.
What are our most requested wedding corners?
As you can see in the Wedding dossier on this website, we offer a package that includes:- Cocktail of 17 references and 4 corners
- Seated menu with sorbet, main course, dessert, coffee and liqueurs
- 5 hours of open bar
- Recena
- Mexican Corner
- Corner Sushi
- Asian Corner
- Iberian ham slicing (with ham cutter)
- Cheese Boards
- Castilian bar (Vermouth and pickles)
- Creams
- Rice
- Potato omelets
- Seafood barbecue
- Croquetería
- Pulpeiro
And what are the most popular corners?
The truth is that it depends a lot on the couple’s background and their favorite dishes—as it should be. Although some couples prefer to break with tradition, while others want nothing but the traditional dishes that everyone loves. As always, variety is the spice of life, and a mix of traditional and innovative dishes is the most common approach.IBERIAN HAM SLICED
Ham never fails, never, never..., who in their right mind doesn't like Iberian ham? Easy answer: To the vegans!!! It's the only kind of wedding where there isn't ham corner.MEJICANO
Another surefire choice is the Mexican food stand because the appetizers are delicious, the stand is very eye-catching, and it appeals to most of the guests. The grilled seafood platter and pulpeiro are highly rated—either one or both, depending on whether the guests are big fans or true Galicians. Croquettes and tortillas are chosen quite often; the tortillas are served individually and made to order, and there are several different kinds.VERMOUTH AND PICKLES
One food station that’s becoming very popular at midday weddings is the vermouth and pickles station—it’s very original, which is why the bride and groom love it. Asian and sushi stations are only chosen if the bride and groom really love that kind of food. Otherwise, they don’t dare to include them—which makes sense. Rice dishes and soups aren’t usually chosen because people prefer more impressive options for a wedding. But there’s more… in Artigot Catering We’ll adapt to whatever food station the bride and groom want—we’ve set up stations featuring vegetarian dishes, traditional Castilian stews, and torreznos…. Anyway, it’s their day, and the bride and groom are in charge! Oh! I almost forgot. As a complimentary service at no extra cost, during the cocktail hour we offer a beer station (served in large bowls—the choice 90% of the time) or a mojito and strawberry daiquiri bar. And if the ceremony is held on the estate itself, we set up a lemonade station (or a consommé station in winter). The idea is to keep refreshing our selection of food stations, phasing out the less popular ones and trying new things. The truth is that many people say they can’t eat anymore after this first part, but since we start with a sorbet as soon as they sit down—and there are gaps in the program with waiting periods, such as when the bride and groom make their entrance, the gift presentations, the speeches, etc.—by the time the sirloin arrives, it goes down easily. It’s all very well thought out, to be honest; that’s why our weddings are so successful.Continue reading
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