Rehearsal dinner catering in Houston
Rehearsal dinner catering in Houston works best with smaller menus and passed bites, so the family can visit instead of waiting in line. We handle bridal showers and baby showers the same way. Menu and price are in writing.
Planning a rehearsal dinner or shower
- Pick a guest count, often 20 to 60
- Choose passed bites, a buffet or a plated meal
- Think about a short toast time
- Tell us about allergies
- Plan a drink table or bar
- Ask about rentals
- Add a dessert or cake cutting
- Book a few weeks ahead
How it works
- 1Share the date and placeTell us the guest count and venue.
- 2Pick a stylePassed bites, buffet or plated dinner.
- 3Price in writingMenu and total on one page.
- 4Deposit and count50% holds the date. Count locks by the date on the proposal.
- 5Event dayA captain runs service while you visit with family.
Rehearsal dinner options and costs in Houston
Bites passed while guests visit.
Simple and easy.
A sit-down meal.
We cut and serve it.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Guest count.
- Passed bites versus a meal.
- Service style.
- Rentals.
- Bar and drinks.
- Staff hours.
Good to know in Houston
Many Houston rehearsal dinners are held in private rooms, backyards or restaurants the night before a wedding. Hot weather means food should not sit out long. Parking and arrival times vary, so keep the schedule flexible.
Food must come from a permitted kitchen, and bartenders should hold TABC seller-server certification.
Questions about rehearsal dinners and showers
How many guests are typical?
Many rehearsal dinners are 20 to 60 guests. Tell us your count.
Can you cater a bridal shower?
Yes. We do showers with lighter menus.
Do you need a kitchen?
No. We can bring warming equipment. Tell us about the space.
Can we have passed appetizers?
Yes. The passed hour is $1,200.