What the wedding caterer is really thinking

from The Food Chain Hosted by BBC World Service

Going to a wedding this year? Spare a thought for the caterers - expected to put on ever-more elaborate feasts in ever-more challenging conditions. In this episode, three wedding caterers - in India, the US and the UK - share anecdotes about demanding guests, make-shift hillside kitchens and emergency trips to hospital. Warning: if you’re a bride- or groom-to-be, this programme might just give you a case of the jitters. You can share your tales of wedding banquet triumphs and disasters by emailing [email protected] (Picture: Bride and groom blowing out a candle on a cake. Credit: Getty Images/BBC) Presenter: Ruth Alexander Producer: Elisabeth Mahy

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