What to have for your wedding dessert table
Following the trend for relaxed family style dining, dessert buffets are seeing a surge in popularity at weddings. In addition to fitting in with the laid-back dining feel dessert tables have two other advantages: they are less expensive than having plated desserts served due to fewer staff being required, and they allow for the fact that some people may not want dessert while others may want two!
If you are undecided about whether a dessert bar is for you, some more reasons to consider it are:
- You don’t have to decide on just one or two types of dessert
- You can theme your dessert bar and make it a decorative feature
- Serving dessert takes around 30 minutes for 100 people, while a dessert bar allows guests to top up as and when they want to during the evening.
Here are some gorgeous dessert bars to inspire you.
This extravagant dessert table created by Canadian stylist Lindsey Wheatley is edible decadence. I also love the paper flower backdrop.
Source: Events by Love Inc
An entire black and white table is incredible striking, and the family photos add a personal touch.
Source: Wedding Dash
Keeping it all-white gives this candy bar adult sophistication.
Source: Candy Bars Sydney
This stunning table is from a Parisian circus inspired wedding
Source: Nerd and Lace
A rustic outdoor autumn wedding dessert buffet with lots of goodies.
Source: Modern Wedding Blog
An ice-cream bar would go down a storm at a summer wedding.
Source: Paige Jones
If you like the idea of a dessert table then talk to me about how I can help you style a wedding dessert bar that will have your guests as excited as children in a sweetie shop.
