Do I have to feed my evening guests?

We were undecided about this were eating at 3-5ish with evening guests from 7.

spoke to our caterer and she suggested we do bacon butties at about 9ish which isnt costing us too much per head

I don't think you will need to feed them a full buffet but something like bacon butties later in the night would be good- we went to a wedding where instead of an evening buffet they had mini burgers and chip cones at about 10:30- was brilliant!

I hadn't thought about bacon butties or chips, thats a good idea, I will have to speak to my venue and see if they will do that. Thank you.

We are doing the same and having a mix of bacon butties and mini fish and chips with mushy peas at about 9:30. It's working out much cheaper for us.

I think people would appreciate a little something later in the evening to soak up some of the alcohol ?

Agree with the above deffo need to do something for the evening guests later on - we're just doing a hog roast and chip butties for our evening guests, think that should suit most, including the veggies!

I would like a bite to eat If I were invited, by the time you've got ready, travelled there, you've missed dinner and then you have alcohol with no food, that would be me drunk as a skunk within an hour!

I've been to weddings as an evening guest and Bacon butties and chips went down well. Another recent wedding did a selection of hot sandwiches but there were loads left over.

We are serving Afternoon tea to the day guests following 3pm ceremony then hot food at the evening venue to all guests around 9pm at (£10.15) per head.