“That all sounds quite lovely, as long as the weather cooperates,” Harrison points out. “Are you going to have a separate reception site or are you thinking of doing that al fresco too?”
“Well, it would be nice to have it outdoors too,” he replied. “Under a tent, maybe. But as you said, it depends on the weather. And we still haven’t decided what we want for the meal. Something simple and casual, probably.”
“What about a pasta buffet?” Harrison suggested. “It’s easy to keep the meat and vegitarian options seperate and people can serve themselves. And it’s much less delicate that other foods that would be hard to transport and keep warm.”
Jack hesitated. It didn’t sound very wedding-y, but maybe if they went for some of the more elegant types of pasta …
“I think that might work.” The artist gave a weak chuckle. “Katelynn would probably like it, but I really shouldn’t be making those kind of plans without talking to her.” He hesitated. “Maybe the three of us could meet again, sometime?"
Jack Maple 