BALTIMORE | 68 | WEDDINGS
ALL IN THE FAMILY
DESIGN: STEPHANIE BRADSHAW FOOD: COPPER KITCHEN
FLOWERS: CRIMSON AND CLOVER FLORAL DESIGN
Menu cards: Alexandra Schroeder for Stephanie Bradshaw. Anthropologie: Chargers, gilded rim wine glasses, salt and pepper holder, turquoise
bowl, and agate slabs. Select Event Group: Gold flatware and plum water goblets. BBJ Linen: Lotus napkins from the Sonoma collection and
Solar linen tablecloth from the Celestial Collection by Stephanie Bradshaw. Food: Burratina, farm heirloom tomatoes, huile d’olive, and sel
de mer salad; grilled baby lamb chops with rapini-pistachio pesto; brown butter Brussels sprout leaves, Kabocha squash mousseline, and
pomegranate gems; whole roasted cauliflower with tandoori spices and goat yogurt; Pommes Anna Gratinée with lemon thyme.
Love at First Bite
You can think outside the box—or plate—
when it comes to wedding food.
If you’re one of those people who desperately wishes
things could go back to the simple era of checking a
box beside chicken or fish when filling out your RSVP
card, we’ve got sad news for you—that’s not gonna
happen. Couples today are all about flexibility and
flow, meaning dinner could consist of pizza, an ode
to their first date, their favorite BBQ, a family-
style spread that allows guests to get to
know each other a bit better while break-
ing bread, or even a whole fish that
serves as a nod to their honeymoon
destination of coastal Italy. The
upside to all this newfangled
wedding food? It’s almost
always tastier, and definitely
more exciting, than what was
served only a few decades ago.
Whole Red Snapper
HOOPLA CATERING
DINNER IS SERVED
Barbecue & Sides
BLUE PIT BBQ & WHISKEY BAR
Margherita Pizza
WELL CRAFTED PIZZA KITCHEN
BOTH PAGES:
STACY ZARIN GOLDBERG (8)
Traditional
THE CLASSIC CATERING PEOPLE
Colorado lamb loin with Yukon gold potato rosti
Unexpected
THE CORNER PANTRY
Braised octopus Niçoise
Vegetarian
ELEVEN COURSES CATERING & EVENT CO.
Red beet pasta with wild mushrooms
Seafood
COSTAS INN
Crab cake with roasted vegetables and coleslaw
BY RINA RAPUANO
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