10/13/2025
Good Morning, Friends! ☀️
There’s something I’ve been wanting to share. Before I became a full-time caterer, I worked as a Marketing Director for a nearby golf club resort. With the help of my GM and our sales and marketing team, we created packages for weddings, corporate events, and more.
That experience gave me a strong foundation — from organizing events and pop-ups to running email campaigns, planning marketing meetings, updating restaurant menus, promoting live music, wedding shows, and golf specials.
Over the years, I’ve seen how much marketing has changed. Today, social media influence often outweighs experience or integrity. If someone is well-known or has a large following, people naturally gravitate toward what they recommend. Thankfully, I’ve been blessed with loyal families and clients who continue to trust me because of the quality, consistency, and care I put into everything we do.
Now, to address a question I get often —
“Why aren’t you on a lot of preferred vendor lists?”
This isn’t directed at any specific venue, but here’s the truth:
Wedding gouging does happen. Some venues prefer to work with caterers who allow them to “work the numbers” into their packages — often marking up vendor costs to increase their profit. They’d love for me to say, “Sure, I can create a full custom menu for $10–$15 per person.” But that’s not realistic for the level of food and service I provide.
I choose to stay independent because it allows me to stay true to my standards — offering fresh, made-from-scratch food, mid-level pricing, and honest value. Despite inflation, I haven’t raised my prices. My focus is on families, on quality, and on doing things right — with organization, cleanliness, and a deep respect for proper food safety and management practices.
So that’s why I’m not always on preferred vendor lists — and that’s okay. Because I know what I bring to the table: exceptional food, genuine care, and years of experience. And that’s everything. ❤️