Snack box suggestions!

We did snack bags for in between ceremony and reception as we had an early start and then travel between the locations.


We went to Costco and got bags of crisps, nuts, pretzels, then sweets and made fudge packs. That was simple but if you wanted to pay out mor you could have a caterer make up bags with wraps/sandwiches etc, I think it would be hard to do hot foo as it may spoil.
Personally, I'd you are my tnhaving an evening do I don't think you necessary need to provide anything as it won't be too long after the meal, so maybe just a small token gesture would be a good idea of non perishable items so if they dont eat it it can be saved for another day

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Could be nice to do a mini afternoon tea style snack? Sandwiches, cakes, crisps, scones etc. I agree with Charlotte, hot food could be tricky.


Sounds like you have a lovely day planned and I wish you and your partner the best time! Xx

For an evening snack box that doesn't feel naff, think "elevated picnic" rather than crisps-and-a-chocolate-bar: a small savoury pastry or sausage roll, a mini pork pie or scotch egg, a wedge of good cheese with crackers, some grapes or a fruit skewer, a small bag of kettle-cooked crisps or https://thepackagingmasters.com/custom/food/frozen-packaging/ , a homemade or bakery-bought cookie, and a bottle of water or a canned drink, all tied up in a simple kraft box or bag with a ribbon and a little tag with your names and the date — most couples spend somewhere between £3–£8 per box depending on how many premium items they include, and ordering from a local deli or bakery in bulk usually works out both cheaper and nicer-looking than assembling everything yourself from a supermarket.