Wedding Food: What's The Fuss?

By Peace Ikhielea |

Image: Mrsjfoods

Yes, I can eat as much as i want at home, No, I am not starving but i still want food at your wedding, Its like a civic right.(I Know it's not, but it should be).

 

Meet the foodie

Are you a foodie like me and you appreciate great cuisine when you see one? I attended a wedding last year and trust me, the choice of food was superb, it was that type of food you wish you could pack up some and take home because everything was well prepared and very appealing to the taste buds, but i couldn't really hustle for extra plates due to all the packaging. So after that wedding, I came across a blog post where I saw the food photography of the wedding I attended. It was beautifully captured, the light effect was well coordinated and I appreciated the great food view.

How does this relate?

When I read comments on the blog post, Most people who left a comment wanted the contact of the wedding photographer and the caterer. Yes they did, and it was not only because he took amazing shots of the wedded couple but the food photography got everyone hooked on him. If the image was blurry or a bit dull, or rather too bright, no one would have appreciated it but because the pictures were so clear, it made the food appear so inviting one could almost devour the picture.

The Food Effect

Not everyone eats a lot but everyone appreciates a well cooked meal, so when you are able to get tongues salivating for food through images, you are definitely good at what you do. The caterer and the photographer knew the effect food has on people and they capitalized on it. A simple clear defined picture of the food served at that wedding got them a lot of job offers.

What does this mean?

Nothing is unimportant when doing your job as a wedding vendor or for even the couples when planning your wedding. Those minute detail speaks volume. All it takes is creativity and capitalizing on opportunities and things that people would ordinarily ignore. So dear reader, take a cue from this article and apply it to your job whether you are a wedding vendor or not. 

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