Friday, August 6, 2010
Green Apple Events & Catering | Virginia V & Blue Angels
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Georgetown Ballroom | Western Theme
Menu for the night
Server Jennifer posing in her costume
Guests getting their food
The Bar
Bartender Josh hard at work pistol in hand
Monday, August 2, 2010
Venue Breakdown | Treehouse Point
"Treehouse Point is a dream come true for Pete Nelson, world renowned treehouse builder and author, and his wife Judy. The two of them feel honored to be stewards of such a beautiful place and love to share it with others. Pete teaches the craft of treehouse building while Judy, an accomplished chef and hostess, works with her team to plan and host unique private events, celebrations and overnight retreats.
The THP team is committed to a vision of sustainability while providing opportunities for lodging, education and connection in a unique and natural environment. Whether it’s hosting a wedding, planning a corporate retreat or implementing new practices, green principles are always at the forefront of daily operations."

One of the many tree houses at Treehouse Point
This last weekend the Green Apple staff worked with the Treehouse Point staff to cater a wedding! The event was beautiful, and everything went smoothly thanks to everyone's hard work. It is truly a joy to work with Judy Nelson, and her employees! The menu for the special day started off with Belgian Endive with Gorgonzola Mousse topped with Smoked Salmon and Fresh Grapes. The guests then had a delicious salad with cucumber, radishes, and green onion tossed with a smokey paprika vinaigrette. The main course was Lemon Rosemary Grilled Chicken Thighs and Petite Free Range Hamburgers. Side dishes included Mac & Cheese with Hempler Pepper Bacon, Corn on the Cob with Herb Butter, and lastly Green Beans with
Shallots and a Balsamic Drizzle. The favorite of the night seemed to be the Belgian Endive appetizer as the guests were going for seconds, thirds and even fourths! Below are photos from the event.
Chef Cari prepares Green Beans with Shallots & a Balsamic Drizzle
Another beautiful bride at Treehouse Point
Gorgeous centerpiece flowers for the wedding
Appetizers near the bar for the hungry wedding guests
Green Beans with Shallots and a Balsamic Drizzle
Friday, July 30, 2010
Friday Floral Arrangements at Green Apple Events & Catering
Friday morning the Green Apple staff arrived to find our florist, Jen Brisson, hard at work on an amazing arrangement. Jen has a fantastic eye for picking decor when it comes to preparing for our events. This particular day Jen was designing an arrangement for a private party at one of our clients home. At Green Apple, we strive to adapt to any need a client has, and Jen went the extra mile by making sure the home decor would look excellent with her arrangements by sending pictures to the client before finalizing them.
Take a look at the photos below!
Jen putting the finishing touches on her stunning arrangements!
The final products!
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Three tips for your next party table...
This week we are sharing three important elements for a beautiful buffet or party table. It's very simple and sure to impress your guests.
1. Table Linens - Color coordinate a tablecloth or linen with an additional piece of fabric (bunting fabric) for your table. The bunting fabic should be at least a couple feet longer & wider than the table. Cover the table with the tablecloth or linen and then use the bunting fabric to bunch on top of the table. You can find fun colors of fabric at any fabric store at very reasonable prices. I know Joann's provides a weekly coupon in the Sunday paper that helps bring down the cost significantly.

2. Height- Place items like books, bricks, crates, etc. to build height on your table under the bunting fabric to display your centerpiece and food platters. This adds interest and elegance to the table as well as providing a convenient spot to perch food, dips, condiments or additional decorations.
3. Décor - Choose a centerpiece such as fresh cut flowers, a candelabra or anything that compliments your table as a focal point. Placing solo flower buds throughout the bunting fabric is another impressive touch to your buffet. You could also scatter fruit, tealight candles, leaves, pumpkins (whatever fits the occasion) among the serving dishes for a spectacular display.

Bonus Tips:
Invest in a chafer for hot food. They add the perfect touch to a beautiful buffet and can be purchased for $30-$35 at stores like Costco or Cash n' Carry.
Place utensils and napkins at the end of the buffet so your guests can use their free hand to scoop their food onto their plates.
Email us photos of your next party table and we'll put you on our Blog!
1. Table Linens - Color coordinate a tablecloth or linen with an additional piece of fabric (bunting fabric) for your table. The bunting fabic should be at least a couple feet longer & wider than the table. Cover the table with the tablecloth or linen and then use the bunting fabric to bunch on top of the table. You can find fun colors of fabric at any fabric store at very reasonable prices. I know Joann's provides a weekly coupon in the Sunday paper that helps bring down the cost significantly.

2. Height- Place items like books, bricks, crates, etc. to build height on your table under the bunting fabric to display your centerpiece and food platters. This adds interest and elegance to the table as well as providing a convenient spot to perch food, dips, condiments or additional decorations.
3. Décor - Choose a centerpiece such as fresh cut flowers, a candelabra or anything that compliments your table as a focal point. Placing solo flower buds throughout the bunting fabric is another impressive touch to your buffet. You could also scatter fruit, tealight candles, leaves, pumpkins (whatever fits the occasion) among the serving dishes for a spectacular display.

Bonus Tips:
Invest in a chafer for hot food. They add the perfect touch to a beautiful buffet and can be purchased for $30-$35 at stores like Costco or Cash n' Carry.
Place utensils and napkins at the end of the buffet so your guests can use their free hand to scoop their food onto their plates.
Email us photos of your next party table and we'll put you on our Blog!
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Grandma visits Green Apple
Monday, May 10, 2010
Celebrating Cinco De Mayo
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

