Showing posts with label cookies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cookies. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Holiday Sweet.

12 days in counting till Christmas People!

Can you tell I'm excited!? Maybe this Christmas post will help put everyone in the mood.

Sweet tables any time of the year can be pretty drab, unless you happen to be at my house where my mom tends to over-bake. ( I am totally serious, over 40 different kinds of miniature cookies, iced and dipped to perfection.) I came across a spread of a sweet table on Austin Weddings and it looked so festive and bright that I had to post it. If you have the sweets, buy the little red or green papers, it will definitely help you in expressing your theme.









Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Edible Centres.

I didn't have the time to post about another Florida Venue this morning, so my awesome co-worker, Andrea helped me come up with my next post idea. Edible Centrepieces! Have I mentioned these before?

They are nothing new, and have been created in a many a ways. The best two I have seen are using cookies and cupcakes. (Fruit is also really pretty, but only for a short period of  time. Otherwise it tends to go soggy, and brown)  I have never actually used a cookie or cupcake centrepiece at one of my events, but I have done a cookie bouquet for a flower girl, which although was munched throughout her walk down the isle, it was still pretty awesome, and made for some great photos.

The one thing I like about these centrepieces, is that while they are fun and pretty they almost act as an ice-breaker at tables, and tend to make guests more interactive. Not to mention, you can DIY them to whatever your tastes are. ($ saver).

Check these pictures out. Make your own. Eat it. Tell me what you think!




Monday, August 23, 2010

On a stick.

I know sometimes it can be messy, or you might, potentially stab the inside of your mouth trying to eat it, but food on a stick is an all time favourite for everyone. Not only is it easy to make, it's also a neat way to serve up food at an event, and eliminates a lot of the costs that buffets or sit downs would have. Food on a stick also ties in great with a carnival or circus theme and acts as a pretty and tasty take home gift. Check out these yummy treats.












Couldn't help it! Corn Dogs are a must!