Wedding Brunch Reception

While few would turn down a boozy brunch remember that hydration is important as guests detox from last night s reception.

Wedding brunch reception. Merge ho hum tasks into your morning wedding to do list so they don t crop up right when you re at your busiest. But serving good ol bacon and eggs doesn t have to mean sacrificing on elegance and style. Their monday morning ceremony followed by a darling brunch is absolutely perfect.

Your guests stomachs may not be ready to handle heavy food right away. Plus a brunch wedding is a welcomed retreat to the many black tie receptions your guests will be attending all year long. Their consideration for their littlest guests is especially considerate.

A typical brunch reception will usually take place between 11 a m. If you d like it to be more of a breakfast 9 a m. Take things one step further and create an interactive drink station like open the door events did with this old desk.

The donut cake is unique fun and so pretty. Brunch wedding ceremonies should begin at 10 a m. Get whatever else that needs to be done hammered out the day before.

A brunch wedding differs from an evening event in more ways than just the time of day. The mimosa bar is such a classy touch. And 2 p m with the ceremony happening right before.

You can still hold one any time of the year as a fireside brunch in the winter is just as lovely as a high tea inspired reception in the spring. Offer ice cold water alongside adult sips like prosecco to ensure guests feel rejuvenated. Sunrise weddings are also growing in popularity which could have your guests arriving as early as 5 a m so feel free to ditch tradition and make your own rules.