My in-laws will celebrate their 50th anniversary in June. My husband is their only child, so the planning for their celebration falls to him -- and he's a man, so it falls to me. I am currently undergoing chemotherapy, so my energy and brainpower are limited. I need suggestions for a simple, but tasteful dinner.
We are going to use a party room at a local restaurant, so that will take care of the food. I'm not sure about the cake, table decorations, or other details that I might be forgetting. Also, we are running short on time to mail the invitations. I want to mail them this week; how long should I allow for guest to R.S.V.P.? What about flowers?
I really want this to be a special event for them!
Hi.. We have been very popular with 50th anniversaries. Instead of alcohol, some have gone to coffees, specialty coffees like those at Starbucks. We take care of all the coffees both hot and cold. Might want to consider this with or without alcohol.
LOL! I should have mentioned that there will be no alcohol at the party. Coffee is a good idea ... How would you go about that? Would we offer a choice of flavors?
Sorry to sound dense. I'm just exploring the idea.
There are some,( not many) mobile coffee baristas, you will have to look. Are you in Arizona? If so we can work with you. If not, hit vendor and see if one is in your location. They should be able to produce at least 10-12 coffees, both hot and cold. We serve over 30 different coffees, both regular and decaf. Too! Price for us is a lot more reasonable then you would think, feel free to call us or go to our private email and we will quote you a price. Based on # of guests of course. I think you will be quite surprised just how reasonable for the length of service (the whole event) and all that we supply, which includes: whip creme, extra chocolate, cinnamon, caramel and EXTRA syrups such as hazel nut, french vanilla. Two baristas usually serve at an event for us.
