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Seamless Execution delicious food. great service. seamless execution. www.pranzi.com • [email protected] • 401.383.3631 10 rosario drive, providence, ri weddings & special events table of contents wedding packages .................................................................................. 4 Simply Elegant Wedding Package A Day to Remember Wedding Package An Appetizing Affair Wedding Package Exquisite Gala Wedding Package hors d’oeuvres ...................................................................................... 8 Presidential Selection Passed Hors D’Oeuvres salads ................................................................................................... 10 entrées ................................................................................................ 11 entrée accompaniments ...................................................................... 14 specialty stations ............................................................................... 15 late night snacks ................................................................................ 19 desserts ................................................................................................ 20 Wedding Cakes Specialty Cupcakes Signature Cakes Cake Pops Gourmet Cookies Fresh Baked Pies Cheesecakes Additional Gourmet Desserts bridal showers & post wedding brunch ........................................... 24 themed dining options ...................................................................... 26 children’s corner ............................................................................... 26 beverage service .................................................................................. 27 Bar & Liquor Packages Beer Selection Wine List Non Alcoholic Beverage Packages services ................................................................................................ 36 venues .................................................................................................. 37 ExperienceAll prices arethe subject toperfection change without notice. Prices ofare subject Pranzi to a taxable staffing– you’ll fee, 7% state salesbe tax, able and a 1% to local tastehospitality taxthe diffeence! www.pranzi.com • [email protected] t: 401.383.3631 • f: 401.383.3637 3 simply elegant wedding package “Simply Elegant” CRUDITÉ TABLE A Beautiful Table DisplayCocktail of Garden Hour Vegetables, Seasonal Fruits, Domestic Cheeses, Pepperoni, Dipping Sauces and a Medley of Gourmet Crackers Served Dinner MIXED GREENS SALAD Mixed Greens withSalad Tomato, Red Offering Onion, Cucumber and Olives finished with an Extra Virgin Olive Oil Balsamic Vinaigrette CHICKEN FRANCAISE Seasoned EntréeChicken Breast Selection dipped in an Egg Batter sautéed in a Light Lemon Wine Sauce Baby Red Bliss Roasted Potatoes with Garlic and Herbs AccompanimentsSeasonal Vegetable Medley Assorted Artisan Rolls and Butter White WeddingServed Cake toppedDessert with Fresh Berries Freshly Brewed Regular Coffee FreshlyServed Brewed Decaffeinated Coffee Coffee Traditional Champagne Toast BeveragePremium Cash Service Bar $50.00 per person 4 www.pranzi.com • [email protected] t: 401.383.3631 • f: 401.383.3637 V.01 simply elegant wedding package a day to remember wedding package “A Day to Remember” FARM FRESH ECLECTIC CHEESE DISPLAY BUTLER-STYLE PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES Our Popular Five Cheese Selection (KrystalCocktail Pure Hour9 Miniature Crab Cakes with Citrus Tartar Sauce Cave Aged Cheddar, Roquefort Crusted Goat 9 Blue Cheese and Fig in a Puff Pastry Cheese, Gruyere Cheese, Danish Blue Cheese 9 Assorted Bruschetta & Coulommiers), Seasonal Fruits, a Variety of Fresh Berries, Grapes, Fresh Figs, Dried Apricots, Craisins, Assorted Nuts and an Array of Gourmet Olives ~ Served with Artisan Breads and a Medley of Gourmet Crackers Served Dinner MIXED GREENS SALAD WITH GRANNY SMITH APPLES Mixed GreenSalad Salad with GrannyOffering Smith Apple Slices, Dried Cranberries, Slivered Almonds and Crumbled Blue Cheese finished with an Extra Virgin Olive Oil Balsamic Vinaigrette SLICED BEEF ANGUS TENDERLOIN CHICKEN CAPRI NEW ENGLAND STYLE BAKED COD Beef Tenderloin accompanied with ChoiceChicken Breastof with TwoArtichokes, Entrées Local Cod with an Herb Butter a Wild Mushroom Demi Sauce Roasted Peppers, Mushrooms and Shallots Cracker Crumb Topping in a Marsala Wine Sauce Baby Red Bliss Roasted Potatoes with Garlic and Herbs AccompanimentsGrilled Asparagus Assorted Artisan Rolls and Butter Miniature Chocolate Mousse Cups Traditional Champagne Toast DessertLinzer Torte CookiesStation Silver Service BeveragePremium Cash Service Bar White Wedding Cake topped Freshly Brewed Regular Coffee with Fresh Berries FreshlyCoffee Brewed Decaffeinated Station Coffee $75.00 per person Includes Food, China, Flatware, Glassware and Ivory or White Linens. Substitutions are open to discussion. www.pranzi.com • [email protected] t: 401.383.3631 • f: 401.383.3637 5 an appetizing affair “An Appetizing Affair” CocktailCHOWDER STATIONHour Creamy New England Clam Chowder and Red Manhattan Clam Chowder with a selection of garnishes including Oyster Crackers BUTLER-STYLE PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES 9 Miniature Crab Cakes with Citrus Tartar Sauce 9 Caprese Skewers – Skewered Cherry Tomatoes, Fresh 9 Assorted Grilled Pizza Mozzarella and Garden Basil topped with Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Pesto 9 Fresh Peaches wrapped with Parma Prosciutto and Mint 9 Penne Pasta with Pink Vodka Sauce served in a 9 Chicken Satay Skewer Stemless Martini Glass Tapas Style Dinner MIXED GREENS SALAD WITH GRANNY SMITH APPLES Mixed GreenSalad Salad with GrannyOffering Smith Apple Slices, Dried Cranberries, Slivered Almonds and Crumbled Blue Cheese finished with an Extra Virgin Olive Oil Balsamic Vinaigrette (All entrees are servedEntrée butler-style Offeringsby our wait staff on 7” china plates) BLACK ANGUS SLICED BEEF SE S A M E E NCRUS T E D MARINATED GRILLED GR I L L E D TENDERLOIN WITH A WILD PAN SEARED TUNA CHICKEN SKEWERS EG GPL A N T S TACK S MUSHROOM DEMI SAUCE Seaweed Salad Roasted Corn and Tomato Salsa with Native Tomato, Feta Cheese Red Bliss Mashed Potato Asian Rice and Fresh Mozzarella topped Native Grilled Asparagus with an Olive Pesto Tapenade Individual Strawberry Shortcake Passed Signature Cocktail Chef’sDessert Surprise – Seasonal Station Selection Silver Service BeveragePremium Cash Service Bar Freshly Brewed Regular Coffee FreshlyCoffee Brewed Decaffeinated Station Coffee $100.00 per person 6 www.pranzi.com • [email protected] t: 401.383.3631 • f: 401.383.3637 V.01 exquisite gala wedding package “Exquisite Gala” CRUDITÉ TABLE BUTLER-STYLE PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES A Beautiful Table Display of Garden Vegetables,Cocktail Hour9 Sea Scallops wrapped in Bacon Seasonal Fruits, Domestic Cheeses, Pepperoni, 9 Assorted Bruschetta Dipping Sauces and a Medley of Gourmet Crackers 9 Goat Cheese Stuffed Cherry Tomato 9 Chicken Satay Skewer Tuscan Style Dinner CAPRESE SALAD Fresh Mozzarella, NativeSalad Tomato Offeringand Garden Basil Salad served over Mixed Greens with an Extra Virgin Olive Oil Balsamic Vinaigrette TRI-COLOR CHEESE TORTELLINI Tossed in a PestoPasta Aglio topped Offering with Shaved Romano Cheese SORBET Lemon SorbetIntermezzo with Fresh Mint Sorbet BLACK ANGUS BEEF CH ICK E N NEW ENGLAND STYLE GR I L L E D TENDERLOIN PICCATAEntrée OfferingsB A K E D COD EG GPL A N T S TACK S Beef Tenderloin served Chicken Breasts served in a Local Cod with an Herb Butter Eggplant with Tomato and on a Fresh Herb Crostini White Wine, Garlic, Lemon, Cracker Crumb Topping Feta Cheese topped with Accompanied with a Wild Caper and Butter Sauce an Olive Pesto Mushroom Demi Sauce Baby Red Bliss Roasted Potatoes with Garlic andAccompaniments Herbs Fresh Green Beans Almondine Assorted Artisan Rolls and Butter Traditional Champagne Toast Moonlight Dessert Silver Service BeverageBronze Open Service Bar Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Freshly Brewed Regular Coffee with BrideStation and Groom Tux Design FreshlyCoffee Brewed Decaffeinated Station Coffee Assorted Miniature Desserts Assorted Teas $125.00 per person www.pranzi.com • [email protected] t: 401.383.3631 • f: 401.383.3637 7 presidential selection The following selections represent Pranzi’s premium hors d’oeuvres for your special occasion Four Hors D’Oeuvres Per Person ~ Choose Up to Four Types $15.95 9 Vegetable Croquettes served 9 Mini Scallion Duck Confit Pancake 9 Parma Prosciutto Wrapped Shrimp with a Cheese Fondue topped with Caramelized Onions and 9 Sesame Salmon Skewers with a Soy 9 Pork Belly Slider with Bacon Aioli finished with a Peach Glaze Dipping Sauce and Classic Coleslaw 9 Phyllo Wrapped Figs 9 Cajun Shrimp Skewers with Pernod Mascarpone 9 Caesar Salad Bites 9 Miniature Crab Cakes with Citrus Mini Caesar Salad 9 Stilton Stuffed Mushrooms baked Tartar Sauce in Parmesan Tuile Cup with Garlic Bread Crumbs 9 Lobster Macaroni 9 BLTA Bites 9 Fresh Figs with Parma Prosciutto & Cheese Tartlets A Canape of Bacon, Lettuce, and Gorgonzola topped with 9 Miniature Lobster Tacos Roasted Tomato, Avocado Mousse a Balsamic Glaze 9 Savory Edible Spoons and Chipotle Cream 9 Wild Mushroom Risotto Bites served (Choose a filling) 9 Mac and Cheese Bites with a Roasted Pepper Aioli – BBQ Pulled Pork with Caramelized 9 Steak Au Poivre Crostini 9 Hoisin Grilled Salmon Onions and Pineapple Chutney 9 Petite Beef Tenderloin Sandwich on a Crispy Wonton – Veal Oscar – Tender Veal, Asparagus with Horseradish Cream Sauce 9 Pan Seared Sea Scallops and Crab Meat topped with a with Seaweed Salad finished with 9 Beef Tenderloin Goat Cheese Crostini
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