Catering shapes more of a wedding day than couples usually expect: how quickly a room turns from ceremony to cocktail hour, whether toasts get delayed by plates clattering, whether the bride and groom actually get to eat. As Chicago wedding videographers, we’ve filmed enough receptions to know that a strong catering team is often the difference between a reception that flows and one that stalls.
Here we’ve profiled some of the caterers we’ve worked alongside most often, including Blue Plate Catering, a West Loop-based team we’ve filmed at museum ballrooms and lakefront receptions alike, and Food For Thought, the exclusive caterer at venues like the Adler Planetarium. Both are real vendors we’ve shared real wedding days with, not paid placements.
Limelight Catering + 312FILMS: Wedding Catering Across Four Chicago Celebrations About Limelight Catering Limelight Catering is part of The Revel Group, a Chicago event company, and operates out of Revel Motor Row, a restored 50,000-square-foot South Loop landmark building. The BBB lists the business as in operation for over 45 […]
Some vendors show up in our credits so often that we start to recognize their fingerprints on a wedding day before we even see the name in the Creative Team list. Blue Plate Catering is one of them. Across four Chicago weddings we’ve filmed, from a museum ballroom to a […]
A wedding film lives or dies on timing, and few things throw off a day’s schedule like a reception that runs behind. We’ve now filmed four weddings catered by Food For Thought, across some of Chicago’s most architecturally striking venues, and every one of those days moved exactly on time. […]
