A cute little idea finally grows up. What caterer hasn't served an hors d'oeuvre in a martini glass? Some have been so bold as to even use other glassware.

Well, we’re all buzzing with excitement around the ADE headquarters from our recent Allie award wins. The Allie Awards recognize outstanding examples of quality and creativity in Atlanta's event industry and demonstrate how working together for a common good can promote excellence in event design, planning and production.

While Athens, Georgia is one of my favorite Southern cities, it's Athens, Greece that pulls at my heart strings.

While we can make wickedly delicious happen just about anywhere, we consider our preferred venues to be bits of heaven on earth, well suited for a truly divine event.

You know us, we'll come up with any excuse to throw a party. And when we have new culinary treats and dessert deliciousness on the menu, we want some guinea pigs.

Our featured wedding this month brings you to the table of a rustic, Tuscan-inspired family style dinner at Ventanas, Atlanta's premier rooftop event space.

So you wanted flowers for Valentines Day? Well how about a whole garden-full? This past Valentines Day lovebirds from all over Atlanta gathered to celebrate romance at the Atlanta Botanical Garden and we were there to express our own little love affair with food.

White Christmas? Check. Added inches of cookies and cake to the waistline? Check. Succesfully braved the malls despite any holiday homicidal tendencies? Check.

Every June, Chef Jim Denevan and a few intrepid companions pile into an intermittently reliable 1962 bus they call Outstanding and spend the next four months driving across North America, stopping along the way, here and there, for a few nights to get to know the locals in a way that most tourist do not.

No, that was not a typo. In September A Divine Event produced a wedding in downtown Atlanta's historic Oakland Cemetery.

One of the best presents a Marketing person can get, right before she leaves for Christmas vacation, is for that jolly little mailman (who always hums Motown songs and kinda smells like French Toast) to walk in the door with two brown packages containing two magazines featuring two articles about our little 'ole A Divine Event.

Having catered more weddings than we can count by now, we understand that no two are alike. So how do we approach your wedding?