welcome to the Southwestern Wedding Blog

A tray of appetizers is often called a charcuterie board, a cheese board, or a hors d’oeuvres platter.

A small platter is called a dish or a saucer.

It is generally acceptable to ask guests to bring food to a party, as long as it is communicated clearly and politely, and the guest is not expected to provide an unreasonable amount or specific type of food.

A small gathering of friends can be called a get-together, a social gathering, or a hangout.

A classy party is often called an elegant or sophisticated affair.

When everyone pays for their own meal, it is typically called going Dutch or splitting the bill.

Another word for finger food at a party is hors d’oeuvres or appetizers.

It is considered rude to eat at a potluck if you didn’t bring anything, as the purpose of a potluck is to share and contribute to the meal.

A good dish to bring to a party depends on the occasion, the guest preferences and dietary restrictions, and the type of food service being provided.

The number of chafing dishes that fit on an 8ft table depends on the size and shape of the dishes and the available table space.