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Planning a wedding can be exciting, happy, and even stressful. Even if your partner just popped the question, you’re probably already comparing banquet halls in Northeast Philadelphia and looking into local dress shops with good reputations.
If you’ve ever had to chop onions while cooking dinner, you may have experienced a stinging pain in your eyes. The severity of this burning sensation can vary from person to person, ranging in intensity from “mildly annoying” to “unbearably painful.” But why exactly do our eyes water when chopping onions?
Planning a wedding can be exciting, nerve-wracking, and above all, incredibly stressful. When you have so much on your plate, it can be difficult to slow down and actually enjoy your big day. Here are easy tips you can use to help make your wedding day a little less stressful.
Not every catering company is equally as qualified to host your event! Before you hire any caterer in Philadelphia, make sure you ask them these three essential questions.
One thing that everyone hates about air travel is the food. Airline food is notoriously poor, while food at the airport costs a fortune — and frequently isn’t the best for you. Thankfully, there are a few healthy hacks that you can use to make air travel a little more delicious and nutritious.
Are you planning a special outdoor event? Not sure how to feed your guests? Picnic catering in Philadelphia is perfect for any big day. If you’re hosting any one of the following special events, be sure to consider adding a touch of flavor and flair with Village Catering’s picnic services. Corporate carnivals. Everyone loves to be rewarded after a major project or deadline with a little outdoor fun! Picnic catering from Village Catering is a perfectly portable way to serve your guests — no matter where you are. Family reunions. Planning a family reunion can be stressful — from making…
No matter if you’re an essential worker or a busy parent spending more time with the kids, no one can deny that life is pretty hectic right now. You might not have as much time to cook fresh meals for your family every single night. However, this doesn’t mean that you need to resort to takeout or order family meals to go every evening. Spending just one night preparing one of these easy meals can leave you with a week’s worth of delicious, healthy dinners. Breakfast casserole. Breakfast casseroles are hearty, filling and keep well in a freezer or refrigerator….
When you set out to plan a wedding, one of the first decisions that you’ll need to make will be the location of the reception. There are dozens of wedding and bridal shower banquet halls in Bucks County, PA, which can make choosing the right space more challenging. Use these five essential tips to make finding the right location easier. Write out your guest list first. Not every space can accommodate every part size. Before you begin shopping for a venue, create your guest list so you know how many people your venue will need to accommodate. Know local blackout…
From booking the perfect wedding venue in Philadelphia to finding the right white dress, planning a wedding takes time, effort, and money. According to research by Value Penguin, the average couple in Pennsylvania can expect to spend a little under $30,000 before they say “I do.” If the thought of spending that much on your wedding day is making you feel a little queasy, know that there are plenty of tips that you can use to control your spending while also putting together an unforgettable event. Trim your guest list. The most effective way to save money when planning a…
It’s happened to everyone at some point or another: you come home after a day of work when you realize that you forgot to get everything you need from the grocery store. While you can muster up the energy to head back to the store, know that there are also plenty of delicious dinners you can create with staples you likely already have in your kitchen. Here are a few of our favorite family dinners that only involve five ingredients. Macaroni and cheese. Think that macaroni and cheese from a box is your only option when you haven’t gone grocery…