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Picnics, reunions, corporate event planning, cook-outs, bbqs

Reunions, picnics, bbqs

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Planning a picnic, a cook-out, a BBQ, a reunion, a Fouth of July, a Labor Day? We do it all in the Philadelphia, Delaware Valley, Bucks County, Northeast, Montgomery, Chester and South Jersey Areas, with budgeting that fits your budget.

Planning a summer event? With 3500 square feet of shelving at our commissary filled, not with food, but with props and decor, we can turn our clients' conference rooms into a surprise that will delight.

Ideas to assist with planning: Take these simple menus and add some hors d'oeuvres, some linens, and decor and the party will move to another level. Then some music . . .

  • softball?
  • hot air ballooning?
  • pony rides?
  • canoe trips?
  • treasure hunts?
  • re-enactors?
  • nature trips?
  • Then a children's entertainer - who might end up leading a musical parade through the crowd...

Somewhere to go?

  • How about Chester County?
  • an old train stop and canoeing?
  • site on the Brandywine River?
  • a boat house on the Schuylkill?
  • a "farm" right out near the airport?
  • ... we've got scads of options to fill you in on!

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Some sample Picnic menus:

The Basics - $14.95 Menu
A Good Deal - $17.95 Menu
A Fine Deal - $20.95 Menu
A Clambake - $35 Menu

Business Parts and Staffing:

Delivery, Servers, Chefs... and all the parts

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When asked about their summer travel plans - including vacations and weekend trips - in a recent USA Today/Gallup poll, 27% of Americans say they will travel less this year than last while 18% say they will travel more.

Another 37% say they will travel the same amount, and 18% say they don’t travel much. These travel intentions appear to be highly influenced by consumers’ economic confidence.

Those who rate the current economy “poor” are much more likely to say they intend to travel less than those who rate the economy “excellent/good” or “only fair.” Similarly, those who say the economy is “getting worse” are much more likely to say they intend to travel less than who say it is “getting better.” It appears that consumer expectations about the future of the economy play a role in their comfort with spending money on travel this summer.

Just about as many men under 50 years of age say they will travel more as say they will travel less. On the other hand, many more women of the same age say they will travel less than say they will travel more. While more men and women over 50 say they intend to travel less rather than more this summer, the intention to cut back on travel is particularly strong among women over 50. In the East, just about as many Americans say they will travel more as less. In the other three regions, far more say they will travel less this summer than travel more.

Get the full story at Gallup