Oct 15, 2020
901 Catering & Events in Memphis is now offering wedding event catering packages. The wedding packages offer clients a wide array of menu choices coupled with banquet services.
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Memphis, United States - October 15, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Memphis, Tennessee caterer 901 Catering & Events launched new wedding banquet menu and event planning services. The business provides a wide range of catering services for different social and corporate events.
More information is available at https://901catering.com
The newly launched services aim to provide soon-to-be-wed couples with a full service events and catering package. A wedding may be one of the most stressful events to plan, what with all the things that need to be checked-off like venue, food, décor, logistics, etc. Wanting to take some load off of couple’s shoulders, 901 Catering & Events have launched their wedding catering and events package.
Headed by owner, Laura Lee Falasca, 901 Catering & Events started out as a simple lunch deliver service which gained popularity very quickly. With customers appreciating her food and level of service, Laura Lee grew her business to include catering social events, corporate functions and now, expanding to wedding catering and planning.
The catering company’s wedding packages are designed to create simple, beautiful and stress-free celebrations so that the couple can focus on enjoying their day.
There are three catering packages to choose from: simple, select and southern. The simple menu package includes usual crowd pleasers such as petite finger sandwiches, roast beef, pasta dishes, and fruit plates. The select package offers a more sophisticated menu with apple cinnamon pork loin, oven roasted potatoes, chicken pasta alfredo, and garden rice. The southern menu features all-time favorite such as deviled eggs, BBQ sliders and shrimp and grits. Options of adding carving stations, taco bars and salad bars are also recommended.
Besides providing excellent menu choices, Laura Lee and her team of experienced planners also take care of styling the catering table and banquet set-up, making sure that the food is appetizingly presented.
According to a spokesperson from 901 Catering & Events, “Our passion is service. We complement our food by offering the ultimate in a wide range of services and cuisines. Meeting the needs of corporate meetings, trade shows, galas, fundraisers, parties and more!”
More information about 901 Catering & Events and their services are available over the phone at +1-901-730-1817 or by visiting the aforementioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Laura Lee Falasca
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Organization: 901 Catering & Events
Address: 345 Madison Ave. Memphis, Tn. 38103, Memphis, Tennessee 38103, United States
Phone: +1-901-730-1817
Website: https://www.901catering.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88980926
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