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Red, White & Boom: 4th of July Catering Tips That Sparkle✨

Red, White & Boom: 4th of July Catering Tips That Sparkle✨ Summer’s favorite holiday is coming soon. For caterers, the Fourth of July means more than just fireworks. It’s a chance to shine. No matter what type of event you are hosting, 4th of July catering can be tricky. Whether it’s a backyard BBQ, a …

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Reducing Last-Minute Event Stress with Catering Software

Reducing Last-Minute Event Stress with Catering Software If you have ever rushed to text staff about missing rentals, you are not alone. Many people have done this. You might have also reprinted a menu the night before an event. This is a common experience. Last-minute event stress is one of the most common challenges in …

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Top 5 Mistakes New Caterers Make (And How to Avoid Them)

Top 5 Mistakes New Caterers Make (And How to Avoid Them) Starting a catering business is exciting — but it also comes with a steep learning curve. From juggling client communications to managing menus and payments, there’s a lot on your plate (pun intended!). At Total Party Planner (TPP), we have worked with many caterers. …

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The Secret Sauce of Success: Building a Team That Grows With You – Event Management Software

The Secret Sauce of Success: Building a Team That Grows With You Behind every unforgettable catered event is a team of hardworking professionals who make the magic happen. (and Event Management Software) From chefs and servers to coordinators and delivery drivers, your team is the heart of your business. But as your catering company grows, …

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Your Summer Survival Guide: Event Management Software for the Busiest Season

Your Summer Survival Guide: Event Management Software for the Busiest Season Summer is here—and if you’re in the catering or events world, you know that means one thing: go time. From early morning deliveries to late-night cleanups, the warm weather season brings busy schedules and high expectations. Here’s the good news: you can survive and …

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