We love working with great clients like this sweet couple who was married on St. Patrick’s Day at The Ballroom at Church Street. And we are so grateful when we receive kind thank you notes like this one!
“I just wanted to say thank you for all of your help throughout the entire planning process and on our big day! We had the best wedding day I could have asked for, and you and your staff were a huge part of that. The food was delicious, the room was beautiful, and the staff were all great- we have gotten so many compliments on all three. You and Damien are wonderful and we appreciate all of your hard work and thoughtfulness so much. I wish I could do it all over 5 more times- it was really a dream come true! Thanks for everything
”
Kristin + John
Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your special day!
Photo by: S&S Photography
While we hold many wedding traditions dear, we love inspiring, of-the-moment centerpiece creations! The new trends show that brides are using their creative license to imagine, create and showcase their personalities through centerpieces. With so many DIY tips and tutorials available on sites like Pinterest and YouTube, original and crafty centerpieces are rising to new heights on today’s tablescapes. Whether your style is glitzy and glamorous, au natural, or modern chic, the possibilities are endless!
Using themed centerpieces unique to each table is a great creative trend right now. Fruit is also making a fresh new statement on the tablescape, from accents in floral arrangements to baskets and goblets brimming over with ripe fruits. Brides are also utilizing new materials such as wood rounds, paper products, color dyes, and earthy elements like rocks, sand and plants such as echeveria to make the centerpieces their own unique masterpiece. Check out the collages below for some of our favorite trending centerpieces!
Modern Marvels
Garden Paths
Natural Love

Collage 1:
Left: Paper Doiley Chandelier
Top Right: Bubbly Balls
Bottom Right: Designs by Ahn
Collage 2:
Top Left: Tea Cups & Saucers
Bottom Left: Layered Vases
Top Right: Terrarium
Bottom Right: Clipboard Candles
Collage 3:
Left: Ripe Fruit
Top Right: Woodsy Wedding
Bottom Right: Apple Blossom
The plain and simple white heel that’s been around for ages is finally stepping back. Walking the bride down the aisle is an important job requiring style, and lots of it! So in with the hot pops of color, philanthropy, words of love, and elegant additions!
Pops of Color
Colored shoes have made a grand entrance into many weddings from bright colors to mix-and-matching bright colors. Not only do bold heels add an element of fun, they give you a good reason to show off your dancing shoes!
Shoes with a Purpose
Another trend we’re seeing is shoes that give back. With all the money spent on weddings, it’s great to know that the shoes you’re wearing not only look amazing, but are also helping someone else in need. One of our favorite companies is TOMS Shoes. For every pair of shoes purchased TOMS matches a pair of shoes for a child in need.
Words of Love
It’s all about the details from head to toe… including the bottom of those beloved wedding shoes! From appliques and stickers to writing a sweet note to remember, Brides & Grooms are finding clever ways to share their words of love, special dates and of course the ever famous “I DO.”
Elegant Additions
You’re wedding shoes should be as unique as you are. From pearls and embellishments to flowers and glitter, there are so many fun ways to dress your feet. Whether you’re going for classy, elegant or trendy, the possibilities are endless with these pretty little additions. Look below to see some of our favorite wedding shoes!
Pops of Color
Shoes with a Purpose
Words of Love
Elegant Additions
Collage 1:
Top Left: My Glass Slipper
Top Right: Cherry Tree Lane
Bottom Left: Etsy
Bottom Right: Bridal Buds
Collage 2:
Collage 3:
Top Left: Zank You
Top Right: Contemporary Bride
Bottom Left: Zank You
Bottom Center: Zank You
Bottom Right: Etsy
Collage 4:
Top Left: Etsy
Top Right: You & You’re Wedding
Bottom Left: Pinterest
Bottom Center: Pinterest
Bottom Right: Net-a-Porter
Sending a Save the Date is a way to announce your big day to loved ones and ask them to reserve the day for celebrating with you! Although the norm has been to send a card, engagement photo, or magnet – we’re seeing new, sweet motifs incorporated like balloons, desserts, clever photos and almost anything you can think of to adorn with your beloved details. We love what we’re seeing and collected a few of our favorites to share with you:



Collage 1:
Top Left: Take a picture holding hands to form a “M”, you can either hire a photographer to do the work or use a design program such as Photoshop or InDesign.
Top Right: Purchase numbers from a local craft store and paint them, for the text you can either hire a photographer to do the work or use a design program such as Photoshop or InDesign.
Bottom Right: Craft each of the words for your Save the Date and nail them to a tree, then have some one take your picture.
Collage 2:
Far Left: Print or design how you want to show your save the date. Find a photobooth or have some one take individual pictures and have them assembled and put together; this can be done at a local print or stationary shop.
Top Center: Buy these clever match boxes here
Top Right: For an underwater photo shoot, hire a photographer to take the photos, and take the photos to a local print or stationary shop to print it.
Bottom Center: Design these clever characters here
Bottom Right: You can hire a photographer to do the work for you, or you can purchase a design program such as Photoshop to edit the photo yourself!
Collage 3:
Top Left: Cut cardboard or wood for your design and paint it to your liking.
Top Right: Take a photo in front of a back drop and use a design program such as Photoshop or InDesign to edit and insert text onto your photo.
Bottom Left: Buy this cute calendar here
Bottom Right: Buy this ribbon reminder here
A wedding favor is the cherished token guests take home after the wedding; it’s the memento that represents your special day.
Although edible favors are traditional choices, non-perishable favors such as photo frames, cooking utensils, magnets, and candles offer unique options for modern weddings. When choosing a favor, keep your guests in mind and give them something that they can love as much as you do! Even if the per piece cost is a little higher, knowing that your favor can be enjoyed for years to come is priceless. And whether or not your choose an edible favor, any thoughtful and personal gift makes for a sweet ending. Here are some fun ideas to get your creative juices going!



Collage 1:
Lollipops
Bride & Groom Apple Pops
Sweetie Pies
Collage 2:
Macaroons
Spread the Love
Wine
Collage 3:
The Perfect Blend Tea Set
Tea Cup with Succulent
Bubbles
Collage 4:
Coffee Mugs with Initials
Cheers to a great Combination Set
Eat Drink and Be Married Glass
Details, details, details- events are all about the details! Whether you’re hiring a professional Caterer for a grand event or hosting a small party in your own home, choosing the right napkin fold can add so much character to your table scape. We’ve collected twelve popular napkin folds for you to play with! Click on the name below each fold for a step-by-step how to.
Napkin Ring Rosebud Goblet Fan
Crown Bird of Paradise Standing Fan
Fancy Pouch Basic Pouch Diamond Pouch
What was first invented back in 1858 to preserve and can food, has evolved into a ever-changing piece in today’s events. From drinking glasses to decorations, these useful jars are showing up all over the map. The possibilities are endless, we’ve collected a few of our favorite ways to incorporate mason jars into your special event!



Collage 1:
Top Left: Tie a clear wire or fishing line around the neck of the jar, insert a candle, and hang from the tree branch or other object.
Collage 2:
Top Left: Click here for how for step by step instructions
Bottom Left: DIY: Tint Mason Jars
Right: Mason Jar Chandelier
Collage 3:
Bottom Left: Break open a glow stick, dump it in a jar, shake it up and you have an instant glow stick lantern.
Right: Water down Elmer’s glue to a thin paste. Take colored tissue paper, and place it on the mason jar. Use a paint brush to apply the glue mixture over the tissue paper. Insert a candle and enjoy.
Justin turned two, and to celebrate his mother organized this amazing themed birthday party! Justin’s birthday had everything a two-year old could ever want – a petting zoo, balloon maker, a swimming pool, and a birthday buffet of his dreams. And to ensure everyone had something to enjoy, this shindig featured two buffets: one for the kids and one for the adults.
The kids feasted on their favorites such as animal-shaped grilled cheese’s sandwiches; and the adult’s had their own decadent buffet with goat cheese lollipops, farmer’s bread bowls, pulled pork sliders, and racks of succulent BBQ ribs. In keeping with the theme, the food was displayed in a barnyard style! The fresh seasonal fruit salad was served in an adorable watermelon bowl carved as a pig, food was served out of pails and baskets, and to top it off they even drank out of boot shaped glasses! Justin loved his Barnyard Birthday cake with mini animal cupcakes, and a pasture of cake pop cows and chickens in wheat grass. Look below for more barnyard fun!



Justin turns 2 from VHVIDEO.COM
Children’s Buffet
Fresh Corn on the Cob with drawn butter
Fresh Seasonal Fruit Salad tossed in mango dressing and displayed in a watermelon bowl carved out like a pig
Large Corn Dogs served with mustard dipping sauce
Sweet Potato Fries presented in mini pales and placed around the table
Chicken Tender Strips served with honey mustard dipping sauce
Traditional Grilled Cheese cut in shapes of farm animals
Adult’s Buffet
Fresh Seasonal Fruit Salad tossed in mango dressing and displayed in a watermelon bowl carved out like a pig
Chicken in the Egg deviled eggs filled with spicy southern fried chicken
Farmer’s Bread Bowl fresh seasonal vegetables accompanied by chilled Mediterranean spinach dip & presented in a large bread round with artisan bread cubes
Goat Cheese Lollipops whipped goat cheese mixed with mascarpone, sun-dried tomatoes & seasonings then coated with toasted almond & pistachio nuts
Sweet Potato Fries presented in larger pales
Mini Pulled Pork Slider with pico de gallo, Monterrey jack & sliced avocado on a Hawaiian roll
Racks of Succulent BBQ Pork Ribs with zesty sauce
Dessert Station
Cake Pops decorated like chicken & pigs displayed on trays of wheat grass
Barnyard Cake
Event Credits:
Catering: Puff ‘n Stuff Catering, Special Event Planner Lauren Balden
Event Planner: Table 6 Productions
Cake:Cakes by Nomeda
The Lighting and Decor:ConceptBAIT
Photographers: Gina Leigh Photography
Videographers: VHVIDEO.COM
Entertainment: Petting Zoo and Cowgirl Balloon Artist provided by Blair Entertainment
Today we are featuring Kajal and Mark’s wedding held at the T Pepin’s Hospitality Centre. T Pepin’s was the perfect venue to accommodate all of the unique, beautiful decor and festivities for this breath-taking day. This exotic wedding was absolutely stunning from start to finish, including both a Hindu and Christian Ceremony.
The grand celebration began in the ballroom with the Christian ceremony followed by the Hindu ceremony. To further the guests enjoyment, Mango Lasi’s, a delicious mango drink, were served during the Hindu ceremony. After the ceremonies concluded, guests made their way into the foyer for cocktail hour where they were greeted by the Puff ‘n Stuff Catering staff who butler passed a delicious selection of hors d’oeuvres. After mingling with friends and family, guests made their way back to the ballroom to join Kajal and Mark in the joy and excitement of their special day. Champagne was poured, and toasts were made in honor of the newly wed couple. The highly anticipated dinner buffet menu was an incredible specially fused menu featuring fare from both cultures. Following the exquisite dinner, Kajal and Mark cut the cake, and guests enjoyed authentic Indian desserts throughout the rest of the lively evening. Kajal and Mark’s wedding truly was remarkable in every detail and we were so thrilled to be a part of their celebration!



Butler Passed Hors d’Oeuvres
Mango Lassi
Asian Vegetable Spring Rolls accompanied by a sweet chili sauce
Spinach Pakora served with white, brown & green chutney in a trio plate
American Corn Cheese Balls
Vegetarian Simosa Trio
Chili Rubbed Chicken
Dinner Buffet
Tropical Salad with mango, avocado, feta cheese, balsamic, & fresh seasonal fruit
Naan Bread
Papadum spiced crispy wafers
Malai Kofta stuffed potato dumplings, fried & cooked in a rich onion tomato curry
Vegetarian Pulav Basmati rice cooked with vegetables and spices
Chicken Kashmiri boneless chicken cooked with nuts & raisins in a creamy sauce
Paneer Makhani homemade cottage cheese cooked in a mildly spicy tomato & onion cream sauce
Dal Makhani black lentils simmered overnight with butter onions, tomatoes, and spices
Pulav, Papad, Raita flavored yogurts used as condiments
Mango Pickles tangy & spicy pickles made from mango & lime juices
Brown, White & Green Chutney
Dessert Station
Gajar Halwa fresh carrots cooked in milk and garnished with carrots
Ras Mali flattened paneer balls soaked in sweetened milk
Event Credits:
Catering: Puff ‘n Stuff Catering, Aymee Brace
Photography: Victor’s Photojournalism
Planner: Weddings by Georgia, Georgia Watson
DJ: DJ Firoz
Florists: Suhaag Gardens
The holiday’s are here and they’re not slowing down! Whether you’re celebrating with your closest friends and family or hosting a grand-scale party, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering wants to make this holiday season a jolly good time for you!
Our Holiday Planner was hand-crafted for this holiday season and is sure to leave your guests raving for more. Hors d’oeuvres such as our brie in phylo cups with pecan praline filling, baked stuffed mushroom caps, pepper berry crusted lamb chops, or coconut chicken brochettes are just a few delicious ways to start off any celebration!
From buffets and plated dinners to chef-attended stations and appetizers, we’ve got you covered! With so many options like our traditional cranberry glazed Virginia ham to our popular red-hot-holiday mango & chile-glazed spiral cut ham, and eight different styles of potatoes, the possibilities are endless making your holiday party as unique and special as you and your guests.
And a holiday party wouldn’t be complete without desserts like our Chef-attended crème brulee, S’mores indoors, and French dessert crepes stations. We know its hard to pick just one, but don’t worry, our seasoned Special Event Planners are here to help with that too!
There are so many ways to add holiday flavor to your home. We’ve paired a few of the spectacular dishes that you can find in our Holiday Planner below along with some of our favorite holiday centerpieces. Enjoy and Happy Holidays from the team at Puff ‘n Stuff Catering!


Check out our Holiday Planner HERE to see more great ideas.