Anonymous wrote:I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

Chicken a la king! Retro, baby!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

Short rib. They can sit for a long time and still be good.

Hmm. The quiche. Only because I can't eat beer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would need more information than just what the meal consists of. If it's an rsvp like that, I do not go and I send a $100 flower arrangement.

It’s a wedding not a funeral.

A flower arrangement is really odd. I think PP is lost.

Had a good laugh picturing myself as a young bride (bridezilla, if I’m being honest) receiving some random $100 flower arrangement and having no idea what to do with it.

That would be left behind at the reception venue.

Anonymous wrote:Just for fun, when you need to pick your wedding meal in advance, what do you choose?

Beef
Chicken
Fish
Pasta
Vegetarian

It makes me realize that I generally choose my restaurant meals by the sides!

i was just at a wedding in Rhode Island and the choices were steak, risotto or scallops, so I went for the scallops!

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

I would pick the quiche - but I'm a vegetarian

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Normally I would choose vegetarian but venues are getting lazy and covering all "vegan and gluten free and other weird requests" in that category now, so I'd probably be served up some flavorless quinoa and vegetables. Or something "curried" which I can't stand.

Yeah I’m vegetarian and increasingly it’s not a vegetarian meal but a vegan gluten-free nut free allergy plate— which is to say, terrible.

Yeppp. Back in the day I used to get served steamed broccoli - and nothing else - as the veg option at weddings. At least weird quinoa is an improvement over that.

If the pasta is vegetarian, I'd probably choose that. Otherwise, I'll pick the veg meal and eat a lot of bread. I don't go to weddings expecting to be fed well.

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

100% short rib

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would need more information than just what the meal consists of. If it's an rsvp like that, I do not go and I send a $100 flower arrangement.

It’s a wedding not a funeral.

A flower arrangement is really odd. I think PP is lost.

Had a good laugh picturing myself as a young bride (bridezilla, if I’m being honest) receiving some random $100 flower arrangement and having no idea what to do with it.

Beef

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

Short rib. They can sit for a long time and still be good.

Beef. Typically the chicken is overcooked and vegetarian dishes are really hit or miss.

I'm looking at a reply card now that offers

Beer braised short rib
Chilean Sea Bass
Wild herb quiche
Chicken a la king

Wwyd?

Be f

Anonymous wrote:Normally I would choose vegetarian but venues are getting lazy and covering all "vegan and gluten free and other weird requests" in that category now, so I'd probably be served up some flavorless quinoa and vegetables. Or something "curried" which I can't stand.

Yeah I’m vegetarian and increasingly it’s not a vegetarian meal but a vegan gluten-free nut free allergy plate— which is to say, terrible.

Anonymous wrote:I eat fish, but banquet fish is terrible. So I always go for the vegetarian meal. DH will choose beef and is usually jealous of what I get!

I wish you'd been around when I was picking my last wedding dinner. I thought salmon would be hard to ruin. They managed!

This is why you should only go to weddings if your goal is to show up for the couple. The food may well disappoint, the music may make you cringe, the ceremony may leave you cold. But if the people getting married are glad you see you, it's a success.