Get the latest Wedding recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/wedding Traditional Christmas cookie sometimes called Mexican Wedding Cakes, Mexican Wedding Cookies, or Russian Teacakes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/106953/mexican-wedding-cakes-12-days-of-cookies-day-2.html These cookies are a tradition at Greek weddings and are usually made by both of the mothers. Then, of course, there are the inevitable comparisons between the two. LOL These also make a great holiday cookie. If you like you can substitute walnuts or hazelnuts (browned) if you don't like almonds.This is my mother's recipe. http://www.grouprecipes.com/106301/kourabiethes--greek-wedding-cookies.html I like the addition of the dried cherries ( or cranberries) and the pistachios in this recipe... these should go on my holiday list...I am not sure where this recipe came from... http://www.grouprecipes.com/105059/pistachio-and-cherry-mexican-wedding-cakes.html This is a light and sparkling punch that is prepared and frozen in 1 gallon zip lock bags ahead of time. It is then simply added to the punch bowl with two 2 liters of lemon-lime soda. http://www.grouprecipes.com/95698/wedding-punch.html This idea would be so cute for a wedding shower... I would have to decorate the little brownie cakes to look more festive.. but I Love the idea... the recipe and photo are courtesy of Martha Stewart http://www.grouprecipes.com/93259/tiny-individual-brownie-wedding-cakes.html Cupcakes have recently made their debut on the wedding circuit. These quaint little cakes are a big hit with the guests and the happy couple. http://www.grouprecipes.com/89401/wedding-cupcake-tips.html Ironically I just read of someone else's catering menu and I just finished my affair ! I am retired from former catering and mostly do for family and close friends So I decided to post mine of a wedding recption buffet I just catered for my daughter She wanted an array of International appetizers, foods and glamorous desserts. Many of the following recipes I already posted and some just recently. My daughter had many vegetarian friends and i had to keep that in mind plus her husbands likes etc.. Everything homemade except for some minor items like the English muffins, cheese, fruit, certain bottled condiments, etc. I had even purchashed a chocolate fountain machine for the home and it worked out fine! The party was a success, not much leftover and everyone enjoyed of the array of foods! it was immense planning, organzing for me and my husband but we have done so many affairs like this. Any caterer will agree, a happy ending is a satisfied full person who leaves smiling and their plate clean! http://www.grouprecipes.com/88049/wedding-reception-buffet-menu.html Along with the mocha butter cream recipe I posted these are fabulous. Sweet and moist and light textured! They were decorated with edible silver and gold balls and mini colorful nonpareils per daughters request. The photos are of the white cupcake and mocha frosting and the red velvet cupcakes and vanilla frosting. Unfortuantely the phot not the sharpest in detail but you get the idea! And hubby forgot to take photos of all the other buffet items We were all too busy chatting and eating !! http://www.grouprecipes.com/88084/wedding-white-cup-cakes.html Called “bride soup” because it is easy to make and quite affordable, this soup will keep you warm on a cold winter’s evening. Snuggle up with a great book, fire and a glass of wine and enjoy this recipe. Be sure to check out our video so that you can see just how easy it is. Thank you, thank you for tuning in! http://www.grouprecipes.com/81395/bride-soup.html A fancy dessert, great for wedding receptions, anniversary parties, etc. Too much work for a casual meal. http://www.grouprecipes.com/74633/individual-pavlovas.html