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Sulekha Catering Services caters to a wide range of events, including weddings, birthday parties, corporate functions, family gatherings, and religious ceremonies. Whether it's a small home event or a large-scale function, you can find the right caterer to meet your needs.
Catering is provided for weddings, engagements, formal dinners, corporate events, birthdays, meetings, babyshowers and occasions of all types and all sizes.
An estimate of the number of guests you planned to invite, date, food type, type of event and the location you are conducting event is helpful. The parameters of your budget are also important.
Yes, most catering providers on Sulekha allow you to customize the menu to suit your event’s theme, dietary preferences, and cultural requirements. You can choose from a variety of cuisines and dish options to create a personalized menu.
Absolutely! Sulekha Catering Services offers a wide range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian menu options. You can mix and match to accommodate all your guests' preferences.
Yes, you can place orders days or months in advance. Caterers stay on top of all future orders. they usually require at least three days notice for orders during busy times. Please keep in mind that caterers sometimes book up for a particular day and stop accepting orders. We always recommend placing your order as soon as you fix the event date.
Yes, catering vendors are ready to organize a taster for our larger events. Tastings are based on availability of your proposed menu and must be arranged in advanced.
Yes, many caterers on Sulekha offer tasting sessions where you can sample the dishes before finalizing your menu. This ensures that the food meets your expectations and allows you to make any necessary adjustments.
It’s advisable to book your catering service at least 1-2 months in advance, especially for large events like weddings or corporate functions. Early booking ensures availability and gives you ample time to plan the menu and other details.
All type of changes like menu, number of guests, etc. This be done at least 3-5 days before the event date.
Yes, many Sulekha caterers offer special setups such as live food counters, themed decorations, and interactive stations like chaat or dessert counters. These can add a unique touch to your event and engage your guests.
The payment structure varies by provider, but generally, you may need to pay a deposit upfront to secure the booking, with the balance due closer to the event date. Some caterers may offer flexible payment plans as well.
Yes, most caterers on Sulekha provide cleanup services after the event. This includes clearing dishes, disposing of waste, and ensuring the venue is left tidy.
Absolutely! You can request special dietary accommodations such as gluten-free, vegan, or allergy-friendly options. Caterers are experienced in handling a variety of dietary needs to ensure all guests are satisfied.
Sulekha caterers can handle events of all sizes. Some caterers specialize in intimate gatherings for 20-30 people, while others can manage large functions with hundreds of guests. It’s best to discuss your specific needs with the caterer to ensure they can accommodate your event size.
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