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after a wedding do you have to clean rental china?

Catering and Rental Dillemma

So, our venue is this gorgeous barn, and its only $500 (a buy)! Nevertheless, if you want to rent the extra building its other $200, however we wouldn't need much use for it, differently me getting ready (yet I have other place to DO that at 5 min aside) and it has a kitchen.

Well the caterer is preparation everything exterior (he has his own huge smoker) and so doesn't need that either.

Here's the quandary..

We have no way of washing dishes later o (nor do I lack to), the caterer refuses to do any cleanup and the only rental company in town (we are renting all plates, tables ect..) refuses to do some cleanup either!

What do I suffice???

21 Comments

  • Tatyana

    Large November 2022

    Tatyana ·

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    I've never heard of a caterer tht doesn't clean up! Can you guys go with with another caterer?

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  • Marilyn

    Very important person January 2022

    Marilyn ·

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    Nary, we love our caterer! He doesn't straighten, because he provides paper products. If we decide to use china, then its our responsibility

    I really would hate to dispense with him, since we love his food and everything other about him.

    Some other ideas?

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  • Kelly

    Princess Grace of Monaco ·

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    Hire a server/cleanup person for the night.

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  • Annuity in advance china shouldn't motivation to be clean… that's included in the rental price. The plates just need to be scraped and Ra-stacked in the crates. The catering staff should be healthy to take out care of that. When they clear the tables they barely re-stack the plates in the crates they came in. not challenging.

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  • Donna

    Super September 2022

    Donna ·

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    You can lease a some servers/helpers from your local diner. Young folks are always lookin to seduce some extra money and if they work at a diner or restaurant, they will birth experience and should beryllium reliable since they can hold down a Book of Job.

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  • sdv

    Dedicated July 2010

    sdv ·

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    I agree that hiring a soul to do the cleanup is the best idea.

    We ran across this with our caterer too. If we wished-for to use ANYTHING unusual than what she provided, she was non gonna clean it up. So we're paying 1 clam per napkin to get them from her rather than the .50 cents per we could've gotten them for online just thusly she'll scoop 'em into the dish Pan with the residual of the stuff at the close of the nighttime. You end in the lead paying one way or another.

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  • Celia Milton

    Celia Milton ·

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    They commonly need to be rinsed and recrated. Your caterer should have it away some hoi polloi to hire (bourgeon, the definition of 'cater' is to subscribe to care of needs......shame on them.....)

    There is in all probability a staffing federal agency for this hot you; have a bun in the oven busbar people to make 10ish bucks an hour, but seriously, your caterer should brand this happen. I've never heard of this kind of position, and I catered for 20 years.

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  • HalloweenBride

    Master October 2022

    I wouldn't ditch the caterer. He is providing you with the FOOD, not the plates, so it frankly is your duty to clean the dishes you are rental. If atomic number 2 was providing the China I ass see wherefore he should clean them raised. But he's not. If you deal information technology from his perspective wherefore should he clean YOUR rental dishes?

    I would say depending on your budget the $200 for the kitchen area will be more than handy than you retrieve, and past hire someone for cleanup. It's in all likelihood worth it for the reduced stress.

    I rented my place for three days (only $310 a day) soh I rear lay out and clean-au courant different days. At my sisters wedding party they started cleaning up redress after the dinner and it made people leave. I wasn't going to do that to my guests or myself! So personally, I imagine it's worth it.

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  • Celia Milton

    Celia Milton ·

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    If helium's entirely providing food, helium's not actually a caterer. A caterer should arrive come-at-able for you to take up the party you deman. He can perfectly find staff for you and deal with that responsibiliby.

    Tear the extra space, notic a few people and eternal rest easy.

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  • Sara

    VIP May 2022

    Sara ·

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    Why non antimonopoly consumption useable dishes? My brothers in-laws are doing my catering. They are somewhat low budget wedding caterers, and will provide disposable dishes. I didn't like the ones they provided, so I am buying my own, but still disposable. No clean-up issues.

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  • Marilyn

    VIP January 2022

    Marilyn ·

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    He is a BBQer, and that is exactly what we want! We are going for a southern, country wedding and his food is awesome and perfect for our budget and theme!

    We thought that doing paper would look for cheap or trashy though. Anyone disagree?

    I wouldn't mind doing paper, I am just worried that our wedding will lose that classy feel. What perform you guys think? Has anyone done paper?

    I will as wel look into bussers, simply they would still need a place to dish wash, and that would average renting the separate barn...

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  • HalloweenBride

    Master October 2022

    I laid really nice pliant disposables. They are square. I got paper square ones for dessert. I've been to a plenty of weddings with disposables. I suppose information technology depends on your area. Mine will be fine enough for me. I preceptor't call up it's cheap, I think it's practical, if IT's counter style hoi polloi may bump into each other, etc. Plates get dropped. I'd hate to know the expense of break a rented plate. Or discard rented cutter!!!! YIKES!

    Party Metropolis has or s nice premium shaping plates though. And they even have plastic silverware that looks all but real! Differently the surrealistic shine.

    http://www.partycity.com/family/entertainingserving/premium tableware.do

    http://World Wide Web.partycity.com/category/entertainingserving/cutter.do

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  • Danielle

    Get the picture September 2012

    Danielle ·

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    I bought disposable plates at Zurchers that look like cute little glass plates with a design carved in the centre, but they are plastic. You can find cute usable plates that father't reckon cheap Smiley smile

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  • HalloweenBride

    Master October 2022

    The golf links aren't working perpendicular somehow!!!! Uncheerful! Give way to the Company supplies tab, entertaining and serving, and premium tableware.

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  • Danielle

    Apprehension September 2012

    Danielle ·

    • Sag

    Also, my sister had a wedding look-alike to yours (in a barn, rustic chic theme, BBQ for the solid food) and she did these really lovely cardboard plates with wooden utensils. It was neat and divergent and fit her report really intimately!! I call up she bought them at a bulk restaurant supply store... The one Hera is known as "Cash and Carry", just I get into't know if that's exclusively a local store. You definately have something like that in your area!!!

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  • Sara

    VIP English hawthorn 2022

    Sara ·

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    Some disposable is of pretty nice quality. I am also doing BBQ, the reception is in a pole barn, so I did't worry about disposable non being classy enough. My caterer doesn't serve on real dishes and IT isn't worth the hassle for me to rip them elsewhere. Instantly if I were serving filet migon at a dance hall reception I would question using disposable...

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  • Marilyn

    Dignitary January 2022

    Marilyn ·

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    Thanks you guys! This really helps! I think out I will go disposable, it will save so much hassle, and so much stress! Plus, it will be cheaper! If anyone other has any recommendations for nice disposable tableware, let me know! Although, I really like what Party Metropolis has (thanks Shannah)!!

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  • HalloweenBride

    Professional Oct 2022

    FYI, go into your put in and look at them first if you have one near. They had a free cargo ships code for online last wee, simply I don't make out if they still do, and if you order in store it's free shipping but you may birth to hug dru pick-upfield in store.

    I got my dinnerware this bygone workweek. My wine glasses power involve wiped off first just that's no big deal to me. They also have really cunning patterned napkins!

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  • Marilyn

    VIP January 2022

    Marilyn ·

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    I intend that if I practise disposables, I won't need a cleansing work party. It won't be that hard for guests just to toss their plates when they are done and my family (parents, aunts and uncle) will most definitely tear knock down the event anyways.

    I also found this else site:

    HTTP://www.smartyhadaparty.com/

    They have extremely cute disposables!!

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