Atlanta Catering Company A Legendary Event Encourages Booking Now for the 2013 Wedding Season

A Legendary Event encourages couples to consider booking their Atlanta catering for the 2013 wedding season now.

2013-01-01

NORCROSS, GA, January 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) Although the warm, breezy days of late spring and early summer may seem far away as winter's chill still lingers, wedding season will be upon us sooner than you think. Because the days pass so quickly, Atlanta caterer A Legendary Event recommends considering booking your late spring through early summer wedding now.

In Atlanta, wedding season typically begins as the weather begins to truly warm up in late May and tends to run through late September. If you are planning on having your wedding during the 2013 season, you may feel that planning now is pre-emptive, but many wedding planners recommend that couples begin making decisions well in advance.

Planning your Atlanta catering and other event decisions early helps to alleviate some of the stress that naturally occurs as your special day draws closer. When all of the essential decisions have been made, you can focus on what matters the most: making sure that your day is fun, meaningful, and unforgettable.

"Wedding planning can be an intense process, and there are so many factors to consider," explains Tony Conway, CEO and Founder of A Legendary Event, an Atlanta catering company. "By booking your vendors early, you have one more thing off of your check-list. That lets you focus on other aspects of your wedding so that you can make it truly Legendary."

Since 1997, A Legendary Event has been Atlanta's premier catering and special event service. Over the years, the company has created legendary events for everyone, from everyday Atlanta residents all the way to the President of the United States. No matter who the client is, each event the Atlanta catering company presides over highlights the amazing flavor profiles and painstaking attention to detail that has made A Legendary Event truly legendary in the Atlanta special event industry.

Learn more about planning your Atlanta wedding catering at http://www.legendaryevents.com.

About A Legendary Event:

Formed in 1997, A Legendary Event has grown into a multi-million dollar full-service event enterprise. CEO and Founder Tony Conway is admired by top CEOs, celebrities, politicians and world-class galas for his attention to detail and penchant for providing fresh, trend-setting and uniquely presented fare, always with the client in mind. A Legendary Event is located in Atlanta and can be reached at (404) 869-8858.

To learn more, visit http://www.legendaryevents.com

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