What Should Josh Serve At His Wedding?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2023
- Today, Josh, Nicole, and Trevor are talking about the worst and best wedding foods!
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We're doing a potluck for our wedding and having everyone write the recipe down. Then at the end we will have a family recipe book 🥰
That is such a good idea!!
We did a potluck! And it was so fun!
We had a potluck at our wedding too.
That's a wonderful idea
That's an amazing idea as long as you organize who brings what. I did a similar thing on my birthday with signature dishes of a group of people. Best buffet and also a lot of love in the food. ❤❤❤
We got married at a registry office, no guests, it was free. We went to a chinese buffet after and were too poor to go listen to the music festival that was on so we sat by the river and managed to hear it really well. The Pixies were playing.
Really good memory. You don't need a lot of money or people to have a good wedding.
That sounds really lovely.
100%! The important thing is that you and your partner have a lovely day together.
I completely agree with you! My husband and I went to the courthouse. Got married then. Had a nice dinner with our families and it was such a fun memory and it didn't cost a fortune.
also that sounds really romantic!! listening to concert music drift over the water, enjoying the sounds without the crowd..!! aaa id take that over huge gala wedding any day
It’s clear Nicole’s only been to expensive weddings lol, there’s nothing wrong with that but I’ve been to weddings with hot wings, hot dogs, bbqs and more lol
As someone who lives in New Jersey, every wedding I've been to has had bacon wrapped scallops. I thought that was just a thing, didn't realize that was so controversial hahaha
fellow NJ person here...same
I live in Brooklyn and I'm certain that every wedding I've been to has also had bacon wrapped scallops, they're wildly popular. Local weddings, out of state weddings, destination weddings, the only constants are open bars and bacon wrapped scallops.
Going to have to back Trevor up on this one. I worked as a banquet captain for a number of years at a seaside resort in New England. Scallops wrapped in bacon were the number one appetizer ordered to be served at weddings. And they were always the appetizer that disappeared the fastest.
I'm on team Josh. It's not "everyone's day" it's his and Julia's day. My husband and I planned our wedding for ourselves and it was the most fun we've ever had and our guests said the same.
The funny thing is for me Nichole saying "everyone's day" was the most reliable thing she's said, but I grew up part of a community like her so the whole wedding is "my day" thing never really resonated with me
@Nikhita Makhijani why do you think everyone else isn't a part of a community just because they have smaller families? It seems like you're kinda shaming people
@@katc2040? that’s such a stretch they’re just saying they grew up community-orientated, how are they shaming anybody ??
I come from poor, my friends come from other versions of poor. We were all told variations of don’t waste money on a one time event. Ceremonies in churches, backyards, or free public land. Potlucks, picnics, or cookouts for food. Money was spent before the wedding on securing a home or vehicle for the couple, no one did wrapped gifts, cash or check was the way to go. If you didn’t have money to give, you donated time working on the fixer upper home they’d be moving into or the vehicle they’d be driving.
That sounds perfect!
That's how it is with my family. Broke as a joke but we love hard and show it.
One of my best bud's wedding had the bride and groom's favorite Chinese takeout buffet as wedding food instead of a plated meal or passed appetizers or anything. It was great, everyone had a wonderful time. I'm sure they saved a lot of money that way, but I thought it was really fun. Who doesn't love a crab rangoon?
See I'm into that. Personally I hate weddings with big expensive food servings. Just set out some party subs and a cooler. You're already paying for everything else don't be throwing money away on food that's getting put in the dumpster because no one ate all of it.
I love that!
My friend also did Panda Express at her wedding. The servers were nice but the food was mediocre by the time anyone got to eat it
One of my friends had Chipotle for the reception. It worked out really well!
I said I would never get married again...If I do... I'm doing this. Thank you
Ok so I’m a wedding cake decorator and I’ve been to 1 singular wedding and it was my coworkers😂 for my wedding I want a taco truck and during appetizers I want a charcuterie cheese cake. Not a cheesecake, just wheels of cheese stacked like a cake with different meats and nuts and fruits places on it like flowers😌
this is a ridiculously good idea
Ooh, that makes me feel so much better! I'm 28, been invited to 2, but couldn't physically attend any because of the pandemic.
This is actually a great idea for a series: Josh and Julia pick foods for their wedding as prepared by the other Mythical chefs. It could be things they are trying to choose between or whatever best fits their actual plans/thoughts too.
It came across that Nicole had a rich girl wedding. If that’s what Josh is going for, then more power to him. Her takes don’t translate to the normies 😂
She is Persian and Jewish. So she is loaded. Just imagine how filthy rich they would be if it were a Chinese Jewish wedding lmfao
I have never felt more different than a person before lol. All of those takes were out there. What a waste of money.
It's different when you are part of a community. Chances are the guests are all giving cash as wedding gifts so the wedding is paying for itself. Plus in Nicole mentioned in one of her videos that one of the perks of keeping in touch with that many people is free dental care
@@nikhi240 not going to say anything other than it's a privilege to even have enough money to get the marriage license
@@katc2040 Fair point
Nicole's experience is not what you would call typically.
I have to say basically all weddings in southern Europe would be like hers 🤷
It was absolutely beautiful but from what she said there's a definitely a cultural element in the decision to have a big wedding. Nothing wrong with that, but it also doesn't have to be for everyone.
For sure. If they aren't very privileged, there are also people who think it's a good idea to get wayyyy into debt as the first decision of their new family. I think that's the dumbest thing anyone could do when planning a wedding.
Per Nicole, she came from the "not rich side" of Beverly Hills.
@@newengland8126 as somebody who works as a server at catered events in beverly hills, i am completely unsurprised. the kind of events she's describing are catastrophic hell for the servers. definitely not all persian jewish events are like that, but the weddings she's talking about, where the accepted standard is for the hundreds of people to swarm the buffet tables? unmitigated chaos. i have never experienced such a standard of disrespect and entitlement at any other kind of event. granted, i work at a luxury property and the people hosting these weddings could not possibly be described as "not rich," but also, we don't have anybody doing custom hand rolls, so. make of that what you will.
While I plan to just have a city hall wedding whenever i get married (saving that $$) Nicole's wedding looks INCREDIBLE.
It's okay to take up space in this world. I feel like that needed to be said...
Absolutely! This is the way to go. I so wish I had done a city hall wedding and still had a party for the reception. It would still cost money, but damn would have been so much cheaper. The wedding complex is a absolute racket.
Good for you! Don't let anyone pressure you into having the blow out wedding of that's not what you want. Sooooo freaking stressful.
Honestly I'm so happy that me and my husband just hired an officiant and invited our family over to our house to get married. Total cost was $300. We're not the type to want something big and extravagant, even if we had the money for it. Her wedding did look beautiful though.
That's what I did. Then we went to cheesecake factor and downed 3 bottles of Moscato with the In-Laws.
Nicole and Josh are gaslighting Trevor. Trevor’s right. Bacon wrapped scallops are amazing.
They’re giving their opinion they’re not gaslighting for god sake 🤦♂️
@@redeye1016its a joke
My late wife and I were talking about what all to do for the reception and she knew my favorite birthday meal was just pizza and cake and she'd already planned for two big cakes and so in the end she suggested "Why don't we just order a shitload of pizza?" and so that was the final plan. Order a couple hundred bucks worth of pizza (this was 2005 so a couple hundred bucks worth of pizza was a lot). As long as you're having fun and your partner is having fun and you're both married at the end of it, who cares about the rest? I'm sure the wedding will be chaotic and awesome, much like Josh.
Pizza party wedding actually sounds awesome.
My husband and I eloped. And then had a cookout for our “reception.” Didn’t care who was there, didn’t care if someone was upset about not having fancy food, my husband and I had a great time and got married.
This series has easily become one of my favorites, something about the lowkey style just makes everything feel so inviting and fun.
Our wedding in 2005 had fancy sushi, carving stations, and among everything else had cheese fries.
It was our personality, and people talked about how good everything was years later...
We're now separated, soon to be divorced, but... It was a great wedding reception 😁
The best wedding food I've ever had was from a taco food truck! We were given 3 tickets to exchange for any dishes (they were pretty small) we wanted. I don't really trust buffets, especially post-COVID, and it feels really restrictive when you have to stay seated and wait for the plates to come.
I haven't been to many weddings but this is a hill I will die on: COOKIE TABLE for desserts. It's seriously the greatest thing ever. One wedding I went to even had a Hot Cocoa bar to go along with it!
I learned about these when I lived in Pittsburgh, and I love it!!
We did a cookie bar with to go bags, doubled as our favours. It was a huge hit
@@jeanthepants7905 It's seriously the best! What's not to love about a plateful of cookies (or a to-go bag) as a nice end of the wedding day treat? (ALSO one of the weddings that I went to that had a Cookie table- the Flower girl was a Girl Scout and she literally set up shop as people were leaving the venue. Everyone got Thin Mints as their favors lol)
In Canada weddings sometimes have poutine bars 😆
We got married at a place where we could bring our own food, so family from both sides (Irish/Polish on mine, Spanish on my husband) so it was basically a potluck. I made myself 2 plates of food, but did all the ceremonial things and my plate always got thrown out. So I don't remember my wedding food.
I’m sorry, it got thrown out???
What! Who throws the bride’s food out? That’s so rude.
There's so many stories of the wedding couple never actually getting to eat their own food
This happened to me at my wedding. My wife and missed out on all the food, including the cake. Our wedding meal ended up being McDonald's that we picked up on the way home, paid for by some cash gifts we received at the wedding.
This happens too much! Bride and groom have to prioritize that food they paid for! I love my brides that make it clear they want to enjoy the food and block out a big chunk of time-twice
My wife and I had a local Mexican restaurant cater a taco bar --beef, chicken, tortillas, lettuce, tomato, cheese, pico, chips, salsa, queso. Everyone still talks about how good it was and it was so affordable!
I’m nowhere near marriage right now but I already know that that’s exactly what I’m gonna do, too! 😄
My sister did a taco catering bar and everyone loved it! Nicole mentioned “there’s not other options??” But they had like 5 diff types of meat, also veggie option and obviously rice and beans and other taco sides. A ton of diff toppings and salsas. While I like the sushi bar too, I think the taco bar is a great option and much more affordable (I’m assuming)
And with the taco bar, you don't even have to have tacos. You can just pile up lettuce, tomatoes, beef, and cheese, and you have a good salad 😂
Sounds delicious. Often wedding food is boring or overcooked and cold plus you're waiting ages for it come out. I bet those tacos packed a punch flavour wise and so much fun. Great choice!
@@moorenicola6264 good point! Most weddings I’ve been to that have like a chicken/fish/beef plate “fancy” choice (that you often have to choose ahead of the wedding) that’s brought to your table are generally all over cooked and dry and bland. I think many of them cook everything at one time early on and then let it sit in a warming pan until they bring it out to you. The tacos we had were soooo flavorful and we could walk up when we wanted and choose everything specifically that we wanted them to have in the moment, and it was all made fresh to order. We had hired them for a 4 hr period so they were available whenever anyone wanted and you could stand there and watch them cook. And they were so nice and humble. We obviously told guests pls tip them for their service if you feel like they deserve it and they were extremely thankful with how much extra $$ they left with. It was a great thing for everyone involved :)
When my wife and I were planning our wedding, we really felt the pressurenand it was not fun. One day we just said, forget this noise.
After ten years together we knew what we wanted and really didn't want to spend thousands of dollars on a party for other people.
We decided to elope and it was the absolute best decision for us.
Do what makes you happy guys and girls.
Gazpacho shots were a crowd pleaser at our wedding. Also, highly recommend the western Pennsylvania tradition of a cookie table for guests to snack on and take home. Congrats and best of luck planning!
Yes definitely a cookie table 😊
I think the most important thing about wedding food is making sure it's high quality and everyone has something enjoyable they can eat even if they have dietary restrictions. Finding a caterer that has seasonal menus will go a long way to accomplishing this! We did passed and buffet apps and then buffet style dinner which seemed to reduce waste and ensured everyone had food during happy hour. Good luck and have fun!
Nicole serves raw sushi and says she left it out for people to eat. Also Nicole, "Don't even bother serving fish, it smells" 🤔😂
Cooked fish and sushi do not smell the same lmao very different vibes
All the wedding I go to happen in the same wedding convention because my town is pretty small I'd say, and everything is the same every time I go there. I literally know what to expect at every single wedding my family and I are invited to and it's oddly comforting
I live in Eastern Canada and have a HUGE extended family. We always have a buffet/potluck at the weddings here and it has never been a disappointment.
Being from long island i relate to Nicole's view on weddings. It to prove to everyone how classy you can be at the best place with the best food and the best view and the best music and dancing. i.e. my parents had a raw bar at their wedding because to my grandparents thats the height of luxury at a wedding. Even the thought of getting married is so insanely overwhelming to me and the pressure to have the most fabulous long island wedding is so intense and im no where near close to getting married.
Just do what makes you and your partner happy, fam. Weddings are stressful enough without worrying about everyone else's feelings. Your family will still love you and if they don't... Eff em ❤️
Goodness, Nicole must have spend a lot of money on her wedding. But you don't have to go broke having a wedding or a reception. Have whatever kind of wedding you want or go to the courthouse and get married and then have a chill party afterwards.
For sure. If they aren't very privileged, there are also people who think it's a good idea to get wayyyy into debt as the first decision of their new family. I think that's the dumbest thing anyone could do when planning a wedding.
I truly enjoy just sitting in on your chats. Fun, relaxed and still informative.
I get why Josh is procrastinating on wedding planning, it’s a lot 😅🤣 trust me, man, the best part is the honeymoon and the life together! (And if it’s not, consider who you’re marrying 😶)
My mother (who got married two weeks before moving states with my father, wearing a dress she borrowed) always said there are two kinds of brides:
Ones who want to get married, and ones who want to be married.
Wedding planners definitely help, any time my friends get married, if they have a wedding planner (a good one mind you) they tend to be less stressed out and overwhelmed.
Around here, wedding buffets are the most common thing. No appetizers, just the buffet and a bar. Every wedding I’ve been to has been a buffet (including a carving station..because beef on weck is popular here)
Bacon wrapped scallops are definitely nostalgia wedding food. My family always had them at special events, including weddings, when I was a child. But, yeah, they feel dated now (though I'll still polish off a plate of them).
literally just sat down for dinnerand this popped up, CONGRATS JOSH!!!
My favorite was mine. Chipotle catering. Cheap, simple, and the chicken wasn’t over cooked like it is at every other wedding I’ve been to
No matter what you serve there has to be a tub of Tony c's on every table 👌🤣
Nicole struggling to understand broke people
Me and my husband got married in our living room with just our immediate family there. Afterwards we went to a steakhouse. We're not the kind of people who wanted something big, we just wanted to be married.
Nicole is such a princess and it REALLY shows. 100% a JAP
We had a local pizza place cater our wedding. It was way cheaper than any caterer and everyone loved it! They did wood fire pizza it’s so good
Sushi makes sense on the coast, but not so much in, say, Kansas.
I feel like this show has been posted on three different days now 😆 but i loved this episode! I hope you do find a great caterer Josh because that idea of having a menu based on your relationship is beautiful. Also speaking of planning your wedding on company time, how about you turn this into a series? Finding affordable ways to cater a wedding in LA of all places (which i assume is very expensive just based on location)
The instapot answers at the end were the most coherent and hinged answers they've given on fan answers
Trevor your bacon-wrapped scallops are fantastic!
I want this same episode but with wedding deserts. My friend did a Nothing Bundt Cakes desert bar and it was THE BEST!
Big weddings are the just the worst. Nobody needs to have 9 bridesmaids and groomsmen, 4 flower girls etc etc. I love a 20-50 person wedding, not wedding party.
It makes me happy to know Josh and I could go back and forth calling him various bride kaijus for longer than a few seconds.
As a New Jerseyan myself, I have not had bacon wrapped scallops at a wedding but we did have them at my grandma’s funeral luncheon so I’d still call that a win
lol the friendship between these 3 is awesome they got me cracking up
A wedding is "everyone's day" is a comment that says Nicole is a party host being thoughtful. The actual catering described at her wedding screamed "the wedding food is where we try to outdo every other wedding."
Josh and Julia, if you are doing a ceremony followed by reception, be sure to have a good snack before the ceremony. Don't risk passing out from the mix of low blood sugar, nerves, possible day-drinking, feeling hot in formal clothing, and talking so much to people at your reception that you don't eat much.
i’m going to multiple weddings this fall that are having chipotle catering, right up your alley josh! congrats!
Great episode, I love y'alls chemistry.
I did notice the music was mixed a little too loud, may want to turn it down a smidge so it's not competing with people speaking.
I’m getting married in October and the venue we booked had an optional taco bar for the catering and since we met working at Taco Bell we thought it was fitting lol
Pro tip. Spend as little as humanly possible on your wedding. Work with a local restaurant that is closed Saturday or Sunday and see if you can use the spot during that time. The more you spend on a wedding, the more likely you are to get divorced. Wedding spending is the most overrated way to blow your $$$. Do an open house style. Anything other than the boring traditional stuff that costs a ton and does nothing to help your wedding be memorable.
Does that statistic apply if you're spending someone else's money?
Idk about that statistic dude. Yeah I've seen marriages with fancy weddings end, but I've also seen "we don't need to spend money to express our love" courthouse weddings end less than a year later and go up in epic flames. Doesn't matter how much you spend. You're either meant to be or you're not. Low budget weddings don't equate to more love in the relationship.
If I went to a wedding, I would love to see a nice Mezza platter. Great for vegetarians, vegans, and omnivores alike. In case you don’t know, this consists of hummus, baba ganouch, falafel 🧆, tahini, and pita 🫓. Who wouldn’t love this. ❤ Congrats btw!
Had to respond on the instant pot debate
It actually decarbs and infuses my cannabudder very well. Much better than the oven or crock pot method for me. 😅Also Makes damn good Ribs. Congrats Josh
I did a sushi bar at my wedding! We did a sushi boat appetizer! It was gone in seconds and I didn’t even get any haha
I truly enjoy these episodes they are so funny
I went to sushi bars asking people to give me a handroll like nicole suggested..... police came by
My wife is from a family of 14 kids and her oldest brother is a hell of a cook. He cooked an amazing dinner for about 60 people with a little bit of help from other family and friends bringing dishes. It was amazing.
Trevor has me beat. I'm 30 and have only been to 2 weddings, and they were both immediate family members.
One of the many highlights of our wedding was Mashed Potato Martinis. It was the caterers idea and a huge hit. A scoop of delicious mashed potatoes in an elegant martini glass dressed with bacon, shredded cheddar, green onions, great for enjoying while walking and mingling.
We did a pig roast and salads. Tremendous. It was a summer outdoor wedding on a farm. Hired the pig roaster. He was amazing. Also had 2 white horses pulling a carriage for bringing in the bridal,and kept for entertainment later
This is my exact dream!!!!!
Our friends had a beautiful wedding on the bride’s family’s land. It was an outdoor wedding and after the ceremony, we had appetizers (which I don’t recall), an open bar, then tacos, then there was an ice cream truck, then they did a huge bonfire, then an incredible firework show over the pond. It was incredible! One of the best weddings, super memorable despite it not being in a fancy reception hall and eating sushi.
Thanks for holding us over on Sundays until Monday when we can get more gmm ♥️
I appreciated Josh's Bridezilla, Bridemothra, King Bridedorah joke...😊
You have to remember Trevor is from IDAHO! LOL Bacon wrapped things are how we up here do it! 😂
this video brought me a lot of joy
I used to cater weddings in rural Midwest, so most weren't the "classiest" affairs (that's not a knock). One trick I learned about casually serving messy hand-foods, such as pulled pork sandwiches or tacos, was to put a Tide stick on each table (many would have bubbles or disposable cameras and I'd put it there). People would think it seemed a little odd at first but by half way through all the moms and wives were raving about them. Many people are in their nicest clothes and just trying to have a good time and they probably expect to wear that same outfit to the other wedding they have to go to in a month. Help em out to stay stain free.
i got married in texas so we had a bbq wedding and it was the best night ever!! we even got to keep the recipes from the restaurant as a gift from them
0:47 Trevor got emotional aw buddy it’s ok
For appetizers we had Bruschetta, stuffed mushrooms and mini grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup. There was a charcuterie table all evening that got destroyed so thankfully not a lot of leftovers, and we had a dessert table with lots of options like oreo cakesters, Madeline's, brownies, cheesecake and pies
I'm on team Josh. Nicole's privilege is showing hard in this one.
When does it not? Lol
@@Weareroses all of the time! I know she means well, but sometimes it's very annoying. Especially when Josh is the polar opposite.
So is Nicole related to the Shahs of Sunset? That’s the vibe. Like a cousin of Mercedes maybe?
If Josh plays his cards right he could convince Rhett and Link to let him turn his wedding into something they could use as MK content so that he could get a portion of it paid for by mythical entertainment. And Bam! he could have the wedding of his dreams.
"i am getting married"
Congrats, you will truly be simultaneously a great mom and dad
You know what, Trevor? I am someone who loves wedding movies, learning about cultural traditions, giving people special memories and planning, so I seriously considered (and maybe still do) becoming a wedding planner as a career. I've been to one single wedding in real life and I couldn't even go to the ceremony because of COVID restrictions. So you've got me beat by far. I should also probably get more friends though.
The ceremony is by far the worst part of a wedding. It's important to the parents, and to some of the actual couples, but it's agony for guests.
Everyone looks extremely gorgeous in this video. Like everyone is having a good hair day 😂
my mom had a street taco bar at her wedding from a local spot. it was SO good and so affordable!! plus lots of amazing leftovers for me 🦅
At mine in 2017, we had a potluck that involved a salad bar, different pastas, meatballs, and Italian sausage on rolls.
Did no one else notice Trevor choking on the taco while Nicole and Josh were going back and fourth? They just glossed over it like he wasn’t fighting his taco over there
the only wedding i've been to had a late (9 or 10pm) poutine bar, and also a make your own candy bag, both very cool
My favourite has to be an Italian wedding. The courses just keep getting better and better... giant serving platters full of food for each table, take what you want. Giant wheel of parmesan with a cheese cutter guy, the mile-long dessert table.... MmmMmm.
Josh should have his protein slop creations as part of the catering! Maybe modified a little so it’s not simply shredded salsa chicken and eggs, but it would be a cute idea
As a wedding venue coordinator in Wisconsin, I can confirm that taco bars are the most popular meal this year. Pulled pork on Hawaiian rolls and chicken cordon bleu are also popular this year.
My personal favorite is beef brisket with Mac n cheese as a side. It’s the best mix of tasty and is a great drink sponge.
lolll i live in NJ and bacon wrapped scallops are HUUUUGE here
A local restaurant has bacon wrapped scallops with balsamic glaze, and that is one of my favorite appetizers ever. So, I'm with you, Trevor!
We had BBQ for our wedding. It was half the price of some catering places, and we still had chicken, pulled pork, brisket, coleslaw, baked beans, and Mac & cheese. We got SO MANY compliments on the food choice and people were relieved when we told them we weren’t having traditional wedding food
I would be interested in more wedding food content.
Takoyaki. Definitely force your guests to eat octopus. 😃
We had appetizers and then a taco bar for main at our wedding reception, so good!
Best wedding food idea and frankly best food i had at a wedding was chipotle. My friends got married during lockdown with a just family and a couple friends ceremony, after they did a bigger one but didn't want to deal with the headache so just got about 100 burritos it was perfect
I love explaining the title of a movie and acting like idk the movie 😂😂😂 funnest game ever
My parents had appetizers and free sparkling wine and beer at their reception. That didn't stop my mom's co-workers from trying to get free drinks. Their cake was a lemon pound cake. It was supposed to be covered in buttercream roses and look like china, but it was too hot. So the bakery contacted the florist (all in the same small town) and got various colored roses to put on the cake. Prettiest cake of their generation.
Just went to a wedding that had both sushi and a carving station which was a first for me. I’ve been to a lot of LI weddings that have these crazy cocktail hour buffets with like 4-5 stations but probably like 30+ individual dishes, sometimes it’s sushi but low lift like California roll. Pretty extra. The weddings I go to in California are not like that at all, typically passed apps for cocktail hour and then either 2-3 course meal or buffet/family style
Food was important to us, we had a really great caterer (heirloom LA) ppl still talk about the chips and guac they put on the tables before starters
We have always loved making breakfast together so for our wedding we served breakfast for dinner. Pancakes, cheese omelets, hash browns and biscuits and gravy, then mimosas and founders breakfast stout for drinks.
"The textures are making a mistake in my mouth" is a very polite thing to say.
at the wedding i attended in June (TX) we had a table full of nachos…the meal was enchiladas, rice & beans
Something that my cousins did at their weddings was that at midnight they'd set out asopao, which is a heavy Puerto Rican stew with rice and meat in it.