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YOUR GUIDE TO PLANNING THE BEST. DAY. EVER. 2022 WEDDING MENU 1 B it's nice to sea you WELCOME TO THE OCEANVIEW OF NAHANT Our family at the Oceanview of Nahant is so excited to share this wedding guide with you. We have put our heart and soul in creating something we feel will speak to you emotionally and instill an immediate connection to our venue that will make you say YES! AGAIN. Our vision for your wedding day is to create YOUR VISION – through great food, intensely fun moments and lots of love. Thank you for finding your way to us... we are excited to celebrate with you! Mike & Brenda Gallant & The Oceanview Crew! Think of your menu as a blank canvas and you are the artist creating a celebration masterpiece! Allow our table of contents to guide you along. ADDITIONAL PLATED TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 12 ENTRÉE SELECTIONS 03 WEDDING INCLUSIONS 13 BAR & COCKTAIL SELECTIONS 01 WEDDING REQUIREMENTS DESSERT & LATE NIGHT BITES 02 04 AND VALUE DATES 14 OUTDOOR CEREMONY, FIRE PIT FINALE 04 05 THE BEACH STONE TERRACE 15 06 THE TENT ON THE TERRACE 16 WEDDING ENHANCEMENTS 05 PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES FOOD STATION SELECTIONS 06 07 FOR COCKTAIL HOUR 17 STATIONARY DISPLAYS AND SATUR-YAY AFTERNOON 07 08 STATIONS FOR COCKTAIL HOUR 18 WEDDING MENU OPTIONS FUN COCKTAIL HOUR OCEANVIEW OF NAHANT 08 09 BEVERAGE OPTIONS 19 ALL INCLUSIVE PACKAGE FIRST COURSES IMPORTANT DETAILS 10 SOUP / PASTA / SALAD 20 09 BACK COVER / PLATED ENTRÉE SELECTIONS 11 21 CONTACT INFORMATION 10 2 11 just for you WEDDING INCLUSIONS INCLUDED JUST FOR YOU, FOR YOUR RECEPTION • One-on-one event assistance throughout • Oceanview of Nahant Signature Last Dance planning process. on our beach dance floor. • Professional event manager and personal • Cocktail lounge with natural stone fireplace bridal concierge for your entire event. and private Oceanside deck. • Exclusive accommodations for five hours*, • Grand ballroom featuring floor to ceiling six hours with on-site ceremony.* window views, reclaimed woods, custom lighting and fireplace. • Private VIP suite with complimentary champagne for entire wedding party and • Custom designed ballroom chairs with private lavatory. chair cushions. • Floor length table linens and napkins with • Complimentary wedding cake cutting service.** 30+ color choices. • Complimentary tickets for our booked couples • Table Numbers – 3 design options available. to our annual food tasting event. • Chilled sparkling champagne toast for your • Complimentary on-site parking, handicap guests, an assortment of rolls and butter, salad accessible course, freshly brewed coffee and herbal tea. **all wedding cakes/cupcakes must come from a licensed baker due to Massachusetts state law and approved by Oceanview staff. *not applicable to any Saturday afternoon wedding package. 3 choosing the right day WEDDING REQUIREMENTS & VALUE DATES Grand Ballroom Capacity and Minimum Guarantees OFF SEASON** TENT SEASON PEAK SEASON 220 maximum guests for dinner and dancing 1/3 - 3/23 3/24 - 5/1 5/2 - 10/231 10/24- 1/1 MONDAY - WEDNESDAY* Adult Guest Minimum 75 75 75 Anytime THURSDAY Adult Guest Minimum 75 75 75 Anytime FRIDAY Adult Guest Minimum 75 100 100 Anytime Venue Rental Fee Applies SATUR-YAY DAY Adult Guest Minimum N/A N/A 80 11am – 3pm see menu on page 17 SATURDAY EVENING Adult Guest Minimum 100 125 150 6pm or later Venue Rental Fee Applies SUNDAY Adult Guest Minimum 75 85 100 4pm or later Venue Rental Fee Applies Oceanview of Nahant Glamour Package The Oceanview of Nahant has an amazing bridal suite that is perfect for gathering your wedding crew early to get all glammed up together! Our Glamour package includes the followIng: • 6 hour early arrival from start of ceremony/reception for wedding party (maximum 25 people) for hair/makeup/chill time! • An assortment of bagels, fruits, coffee, juice & mimosas will be provided upon arrival • A late afternoon snack assortment of cheese, crackers, tea sandwiches and potato chips • Plenty of time for photos, first looks, and preparation!! Not available Saturdays or Sundays during peak season. Wedding package requirement details can be found on page 19. *10% off plated main entrée only **Complimentary Ballroom Ceremony, Ballroom Uplights, House Centerpieces. For ceremonies outside during Tent and Peak seasons, please see pages 5 and 6. 4 beach stone terrace A VIEW LIKE NO OTHER A perfect outdoor space for your family and friends to witness the intimate moment of exchanging vows, all while experiencing the warm sun on your face, the ocean breeze through your hair and the water gently breaking on the shore just behind you as you say “I Do”. The Beach Stone Terrace accommodates up to 200 guests on private property, intimately secluded by beautifully drawn sailcloth drapes adorned to a wraparound white trellis. A spectacular rustic barn door adds just the right touch for a dramatic first look entrance, with complete access to the beach for photos concluding the ceremony. You just have to get married here! THE BEACH STONE TERRACE CEREMONY PACKAGE INCLUDES: • One (1) additional hour on our five (5) hour reception package to include 30 minute guest arrival, 30 minute ceremony. • White garden ceremony chair setup for complete guest count. • Complimentary aisle decorations and 1 hour scheduled rehearsal. (to be assigned by a staff member based on venue availability) • Access to private suite for bridal party is allowed 1 hour prior to ceremony start time for any last minute preparations. OTHER CEREMONY OPTIONS BUBBLY CEREMONY PRE-CEREMONY DRIFTWOOD ARBOR Champagne and Bubbles - an Oceanview of BEVERAGE STATION Beautifully handcrafted from New Nahant exclusive that is a must-have for any Welcome your guests with our simply England beach driftwood, our wedding outdoor ceremony! Guests will be greeted quaint pre-ceremony beverage station. arbor is the perfect enhancement to all with a glass of bubbly as they enter our It’s a sweet and thoughtful gesture ocean side wedding ceremonies, not to ceremony terrace (yes please!) and as your that adds a little more finesse to your mention an even more romantic gesture ceremony concludes, an eruption of bubbles special day – especially during those for saying “I DO!” will float around you and your guests for a oh-so-beautiful yet hot summer days. spectacular and most memorable exit. (I do!) *Water will also be available The Beach Stone Terrace outdoor ceremonies are only offered with reception bookings at the Oceanview of Nahant. Saturday afternoon receptions or Satur-YAY theme wedding packages with outdoor ceremonies will have a start time of 10:30am for ceremony, 11:00am reception start time. 5 THE tent oN the terrace COZY WEATHER WEDDINGS At the Oceanview of Nahant, summer isn’t the only time weddings should be celebrated! Those cooler months in New England can also create beautiful memories and are just as lovely… with just as many special touches and equally as many intimate moments. Presenting our Tent on the Terrace… a custom heated structure with an amazing glass front wall overlooking that breathtaking view of the water everyone loves! Dramatic features including elegant chandeliers over the ceremony aisle, sheer draped lined walls, custom-made rustic wood ceremony pews and of course our spectacular rustic barn door set the stage for a beautiful and cozy seaside wedding. Add in warm fleece blankets for your guests, amaryllis and juniper berry florals, a romantically lantern-lit aisle leading to the smoky sea and we know you will agree…. Cozy weather weddings are magical! THE TENT ON THE TERRACE CEREMONY PACKAGE INCLUDES: • One (1) additional hour on our five (5) hour reception package to include 30 minute guest arrival, 30 minute ceremony. • Custom-made rustic wooden ceremony benches set for complete guest count. • Completely covered, heated structure • 1 hour scheduled rehearsal (to be assigned by an OV crew member based on venue availability) • Access to private suite for wedding party is allowed 1 hour prior to ceremony start time for any last minute preparations OTHER CEREMONY OPTIONS SNOWFALL & SANGRIA PRE-CEREMONY GEOMETRIC ARBOR CELEBRATION “HOT SIP” STATION Sophisticated, elegant and oh so pretty… our An Oceanview of Nahant exclusive that is a must-have The tent is heated but there still might be a chill in the geometric arbor is the perfect finishing touch for any cold weather tent ceremony! Guests will be air so what better way to warm up your guests than to compliment such a pretty and sophisticated greeted with a glass of seasonal sangria (fall harvest, with a hot beverage to wrap their hands around. Hot tent ceremony. Adorned with florals or standing spiced cranberry or white winter) as they enter our cozy cider, hot chocolate or even hot gourmet tea… any one on its own, you will fall in love with the design tent and as your ceremony concludes, a magical cascade you choose will be a sweet and thoughtful gesture that of this arbor almost as much as your fell in love of artificial snowflakes will fall all around you and your adds a little more coziness to your special day. with your fiancé… (just don’t stare longer at the guests for a mystical and most magical exit. arbor on your walk down the aisle). COZY BLANKETS AISLE LANTERNS Because snuggling under a cozy blanket while Romantic and charming, our rose gold lanterns will TENT SEASON DATES witnessing two of your favorite people say “I Do” beautifully light your ceremony aisle, adding an is so much better than no snuggles at all! (Every ethereal experience not only for your guests but most Last weekend in March through ceremony pew will receive 4 blankets: blankets are importantly for your V.I.P. wedding party. Lighting first weekend in May rental only and professional cleaned after each use) helps anchor your overall vision and when you couple Last weekend in October through that with so much love in the air, you can’t help but first weekend in January get lost in all its warm glow.
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    dinner at Osteria 166 APPETIZERS SOUP & SALAD (side/entrée) fried brusselS sprouts | 14 Crispy Pancetta, roasted fennel, blistered tomato, Auntie Kim’s pasta faGioli | 4/6 arugula, lemon, Gorgonzola and fennel pollen. Auntie Kim’s specialty. Tomato-cheese broth, escarole and canellini beans. Oysters in snow | 17 Crab & cheese stuffed great white oysters, Osteria House Salad | 7/13 rosemary and aromatic salt. Field greens, artichoke relish, marinated olives, tomatoes, and shaved Parmesan-Reggiano with a lemon vinaigrette. Mozzarella Stuffed Artichoke | 14 Panko-breaded artichoke hearts stuffed with fresh winter salad | 9/15 Mozzarella, finished with a balsamic glaze and served with Field greens, Granny Smith apples, dried cherries, cashews, Marinara and roasted squash and apple bruschetta. pickled red onion, goat cheese, roasted sweet potato, and maple vinaigrette. STUFFED PEPPER RISOTTO STICKS | 14 Our signature appetizer. Crispy, lightly-breaded risotto sticks with spinach salad | 9/15 herbs, banana pepper, Italian sausage and Pecorino Romano Roasted brussel sprouts, pomegranate seeds, with pepperoncini-infused rosé sauce. roasted beets, toasted almonds, shaved Parmesan, and lemon poppy seed vinaigrette. Winter burrata | 16 Warm baked Burrata, toasted olive bread, coriander & ANTIPASTO SALAD | 14 honey spiced blood orange gastrique and dates Chopped tomato, cucumber, Soppressata, artichoke, Romaine, olives, fresh Mozzarella, crispy Pancetta “The Carl” | 14 and crostini with a red wine vinaigrette. House-made Italian sausage topped with our giant meatball, sautéed banana peppers, onions and melted Mozzarella. Osteria’s Caesar salad | 9/15 Crisp Romaine, caesar dressing, heirloom cherry tomato halves, anchovy, toasted focaccia croutons and Parmigiano-Reggiano. SANDWICHES Served with freshly-made kettle chips (french fries or side salad $2) Add Grilled Chicken or Porchetta | 6 Grilled SHRIMP | 7 WaGyu BurGer | 15 A half-pound of American Wagyu beef topped with petite filet miGnon or SALMON | 9 roma tomato slices and field greens on a toasted bianco roll.
  • International Culinary Arts & Sciences Institute

    International Culinary Arts & Sciences Institute

    TECHNIQUES CLASSES These hands-on classes are ideal for both novice cooking students and those experienced students seeking to refresh, enhance, and update their abilities. The recipe packages feature both exciting, up-to-the minute ideas and tried-and-true classic dishes arranged in a sequence of lessons that allows for fast mastery of critical cooking skills. Students seeking increased kitchen confidence will acquire fundamental kitchen skills, execute important cooking techniques, learn about common and uncommon ingredients, and create complex multi-component specialty dishes. All courses are taught in our state of the art ICASI facility by professional chefs with years of experience. Prerequisites: Because of the continuity of skills, it is strongly recommended that Basic Techniques series will be taken in order. Attendance at the first class of a series is mandatory. Basic Techniques of Cooking 1 (4 Sessions) Hrvatin Wednesdays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6, 2021 - 6:00 pm ($345, 4x3hrs, 1.2CEU) Mondays, November 22, 29, December 6, 13, 2021 – 6:00 pm ($345, 4x3hrs, 1.2CEU) Week 1: Knife Skills: French Onion Soup; Warm Vegetable Ratatouille; Vegetable Spring Rolls with Sweet & Sour Sauce; Vegetable Tempura; Garden Vegetable Parmesan Frittata Week 2: Stocks and Soups: Vegetable Stock; Fish Stock; Chicken Stock; Beef Stock; Black Bean Soup; Chicken Noodle Soup; Beef Consommé; Cream of Mushroom Soup; Fish Chowder; Potato Leek Soup Week 3: Grains and Potatoes: Creamy Polenta; Spicy Braised Lentils; Risotto; Israeli Couscous; Pommes