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Sagar Niwas

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Wedding meal proposals

For multiple functions, price each meal and guest count separately to avoid an ambiguous package.

A live counter needs space, utilities and qualified staff. It is not automatically included with a buffet.

Boxes need a clearly agreed content list and count. Separate dietary variants so the handover is understandable.

A dinner quote should account for setup and the time guests actually eat.

Breakfast service can have a short practical window. Confirm preparation timing and how food will be served on arrival.

Office meals need a delivery window that works with access rules and the team's break schedule.

Balance dishes with the group's preferences and the available service space. Ask about actual ingredients and preparation limitations.

A single complete brief helps staff create a realistic proposal without assuming unapproved extras.

Review the treatment of advances and supplier commitments before approval.

A revised count can affect food, seats and suppliers. Agree the last change date and charging basis.

Staffing should state roles, hours and duties. A headcount alone does not describe the service.

Outdoor plans need an agreed fallback before the event, not only a weather forecast.