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Mrs. Captain America
VIP June 2014

Spaghetti Buffet for the Wedding?

Mrs. Captain America, on September 2, 2013 at 5:28 PM

Posted in Planning 26

Hey there! We are doing our own food for the reception and have been bouncing ideas back and forth for weeks and the other day my fiance mentioned a spaghetti or pasta buffet. We were thinking of having 2 types of noodles, a couple of different sauces, and some choices of meatballs/sausage, cheese,...

Hey there! We are doing our own food for the reception and have been bouncing ideas back and forth for weeks and the other day my fiance mentioned a spaghetti or pasta buffet. We were thinking of having 2 types of noodles, a couple of different sauces, and some choices of meatballs/sausage, cheese, etc.

Has anyone done this before, or have any tips on how this could work? Thanks!

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  • Kaity
    Super September 2013
    Kaity ·
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    I would love to come to your wedding! Pasta is my all time favorite.

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  • Kiley
    Super August 2013
    Kiley ·
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    That sounds soooo yummy. Short pastas, with a salad and garlic bread. God, is it lunchtime yet?

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  • Ronda
    September 2020
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    My daughters wedding is this weekend. Thanks for the tips, we are also doing spaghetti for the reception. Any tips would be great, we arent sure about having more than one sauce. I dont want alot of leftover food to go to waste.

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  • P
    Just Said Yes May 2021
    Paige ·
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    We are looking into doing this for our wedding as well!! I am really curious, how did you warm up the pasta on the day of?? We will be serving about 140 people!

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  • Michelle
    Rockstar December 2022
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    As long as the meatballs are optional, it sounds delicious.

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  • Michelle
    Rockstar December 2022
    Michelle ·
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    Does your venue allow DIY catering? Most require a licensed caterer. That needs to be cooked fresh the day of and kept heated on burners that go under chafing pans. So you will have to have a cooking team who you are ok with not attending the ceremony.

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