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When planning a corporate event, it is important to hire the right caterer. And while it might seem like a fancy culinary expert will elevate your event you might also want to think about going in the opposite direction with something a little sweeter.
Indeed, Dessert Lady corporate catering could better suit your team or office, no matter the variety of sweet tooths.
CATERING PLATTERS
Of course, one of the best ways to accommodate all of the different flavor pallets in your company is to order a catering platter. Here, you could order cookie trays, fruit trays, or a platter of a variety of finger sweets. Yes; any one of these—or even a combination of them—could really serve your corporate event quite well.
CUSTOM LOGO COOKIE PLATTERS
If you want to keep it simple, but still honor the professionalism of the event you might also want to consider a platter of custom logo cookies. These are cookies, of course, personally selected to reflect the logo of your company: baked right into the cookie or iced on top of it.
In addition to your corporate logo, though, you should also know that this type of confection could also be great for other occasions. These occasions might include a retirement party, to celebrate a birthday or anniversary, or even just to say thank you or congratulations on a job well done.
GIFT BASKETS
You might also find that making a great impact on your next corporate event could be as simple as offering gift baskets to some people in the office. Perhaps run a raffle with the money going to charity or to simply pay for the prize of a beautiful—and, let’s face it, delicious—gift baskets. Gift baskets could include various combinations of things like: homemade chocolate truffles, signature biscotti, almond shortbread, gourmet cookies, chocolate covered apricots, pecan brittle, spiced pecans, candied ginger, macarons, and more.
TEAM BUILDING COOKING CLASSES
Finally, if you are looking something a bit unconventional but extremely effective, you might consider enrolling your office in a team building cooking class. While the class, of course, will teach you—and your colleagues—how to prepare some of their favorite baked goods, but these classes will also encourage collaboration, confidence, and patience.
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