Wedding Food Trends for 2016

We've been doing our research on food trends for 2016 and here are a few them that made the lineup!

Replacing the Cake
Couples are opting to be more creative with sweet treats to replace the traditional wedding cake.

Food Trucks are still in!
Why not provide a fun, wow factor for your guests by offering a food truck during cocktail hour or as a late night snack!

From Farm to Table
Organic or local fare over traditional beef and chicken

Drink Stations
Offering a variety of beverages via drink stations adds a fun touch to any event.

Late Night Snacks
Yep! They're still around and becoming more and more customized by couples!

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