The push toward more personal, less conventional celebrations is shaping many of the trends expected to define weddings in the year ahead. The Knot, a leading U.S. wedding technology platform and marketplace, highlights 20 of them in The Knot 2027 Wedding Trends Report.
Logan’s Roadhouse is taking guests on a culinary Great American Road Trip this summer, using America’s 250th anniversary and Route 66’s centennial as inspiration for a limited-time-only (LTO) menu available through mid- to late September.
As the summer season gets underway, CFE News convened our Editorial Advisory Board for a wide-ranging discussion on what it really takes to execute outdoor events at a high level—from the first client conversation to the final plate. Following are some of these catering leaders’ tips and strategies.
When Zach Bryan’s With Heaven on Tour arrived at the University of Tulsa for a two-day run on April 3 and 4, it brought more than 60,000 attendees and a major opportunity for Sodexo’s on-campus dining team to execute at scale.
The fourth edition of F&B@Sea brought the global cruise food-and-beverage community together on April 15 and 16 at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center in Miami. While there was no shortage of interesting products and conversations, these five stood out as worth a closer look.
Across the industry, catering professionals are rethinking how advanced cooking and holding technologies can work together to create more resilient, lower-stress kitchens without sacrificing creativity or consistency.
By Duncan MacNally The bar is often the heartbeat of a catered event. Whether it’s a wedding, gala or corporate
My family had the opportunity to tour the Amalfi Coast this past year. We experienced the amazing culinary destinations this special place has to offer, from cooking classes and farms producing olive oil and lemons, to some of the best restaurants in the world. It was a true immersion in Italian coastal culture.
CORE, the national nonprofit that provides financial relief to families of food-and-beverage employees navigating health crises, natural disasters or other
When the leaders of Elite Catering + Event Professionals (ECEP) chose the location of the group’s recent annual meeting, they knew what would appeal to their audience. After all, what better place for a group of foodies to come together than a stunningly beautiful locale known for its fine wines and innovative culinary scene?
More attendees than ever convened at ECEP’s fifth annual Symposium, which took place March 9-13 at the Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, California. And while the picturesque surroundings and world-class dining added to the appeal, the 76 ECEP members and sponsors who attended also found sustenance in interesting discussions, dynamic speakers and plenty of bonding opportunities in the heart of wine country.
