A useful catering conversation starts with the people you are feeding and the occasion you are planning. You do not need a finished menu before contacting BlessLiz. A few clear details will help us discuss food and arrangements for your gathering.
Start with the occasion and guest count
Tell us whether you are planning a wedding, office lunch, church program or family celebration. Give an estimated guest count and explain whether the food is a full meal or part of a larger spread. Those details affect the quantities worth discussing.
Choose the dishes you want to share
Begin with a few favorites, such as Jollof Rice, Waakye, soups or stews. Consider whether guests are familiar with West African food or will be trying it for the first time. Share preferences for proteins, sides and sauces, and ask about the combinations currently available.
Discuss portions and your budget together
A tray size alone does not tell you how much food every event needs. Portion requirements depend on the dish, what else is served and your serving plan. Tell us your budget and ask about the contents and serving estimates for the options being discussed. Confirm the final price and what it covers before agreeing to the order.
Share timing and location early
Provide your event date, address and serving time as early as possible. Ask the team which pickup or delivery arrangements may be available and whether any charges apply. Lead time and fulfilment depend on the order, location and current availability, so wait for BlessLiz to confirm the details before making plans.
Raise dietary requests before confirming
Tell us about allergies or dietary needs early so we can discuss ingredients and available options. Do not assume a dish is suitable based only on its name. Make sure the final menu reflects the choices you have agreed with our team.
Keep the agreed details together
Review the menu, quantities, price, fulfilment arrangements and any approved payment or cancellation terms. With those details in place, you can plan the rest of your gathering around the food you have chosen.
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