Don't let the canapés hit you on the way out.
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I am sure they would appreciate some champagne and canapés too.
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You read, they meet up for canapés and cocktails to discuss.
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Recovering their balance over cocktails and canapés, the guests besieged Ms. Anderson.
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"We don't have waiters walking around with trays of canapés," she says.
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When Jamie-Lee pointed out that canapés are pointless and too small.
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He dispenses offbeat facts as if they were canapés on a tray.
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We have canapés, a three course meal, and a full on dessert extravaganza.
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The people bringing around canapés were looking at me, thinking, You're sad, man!
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So if crowns, cocktails, and canapés are your thing, we'll see you there.
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But nothing could deter our intrepid heroes from feasting on champagne and canapés.
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They're outsiders when that's politically advantageous, insiders as soon as the canapés come around.
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Maybe waiting to see if someone else would throw up before he tries those canapés.
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I was also served two canapés and a palate cleanser, which was a fruity bubble.
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They'll also have a selection of "bowl food," which is canapés served in miniature bowls.
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The party will feature tasty cocktails and canapés, fun games, plenty of photo ops, giveaways.
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They congregate there before each game, filling plates with carved roast beef and elaborate canapés.
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Over Champagne and foie gras canapés in the candlelit salons, talk was all about Apfel.
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Perhaps, between sips of champagne, they take bites of canapés covered in Chi Eridani paste.
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But despite wine, canapés and what one guest called a "very pleasant social occasion," Mrs.
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Couples can envision their first dance or a cocktail hour with sample drinks and canapés.
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Costs can quickly add up, alongside other expense like floral centerpieces and cocktail-hour canapés.
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Clinton's campaign vice chairwoman, Huma Abedin, was the speaker at that candlelit Champagne-and-canapés reception.
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I got through my 18 minutes without peeing my pants and went back to my canapés.
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They eat canapés, attend group meditations, and discuss technologies that will make or break the future.
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I liked PLANTER/LANTERN; WHARVES/HARVEST; CANAPÉS/ANAPEST (ba da boom!); EMANATE/MANATEE; and MAILMEN/AILMENT.
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But beneath the sparkle and the canapés, the networks are also navigating a serious advertising upheaval.
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Instead of a sit-down meal, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's guests will be treated to canapés.
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That said, I was brought so many extras — palate cleansers, canapés, bread — that I left incredibly full.
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D-rings below the clasps could be attached, hitching the skirt so madame could pass the canapés.
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And if you're doling out the drinks and canapés, guess who's going to be fielding the complaints?
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They came accompanied by two canapés of duck liver mousse on phyllo pastry crisps with onion powder.
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The whiskies would be lovely to sip with dessert instead of with a platter of smoked salmon canapés.
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He expertly sliced rows of tiny crescent-shaped puff pastries that would be used to make shrimp canapés.
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"I thought of matching the canapés to the drinks," she said, rolling her eyes, but not really abashed.
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Guests including Salman Rushdie, Francesco Clemente, Bob Balaban and Anh Duong pawed at canapés and lapped up cocktails.
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Our dinner began with cocktails and canapés in front of the fireplace in one of the sitting rooms.
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"There are no financial tech companies entering Kazakhstan," he said, sipping bottled water over a plate of canapés.
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After drinks and canapés on the terrace, the 15 guests gathered in the eat-in kitchen for dinner.
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Over canapés and bottles of Beerlao, we spoke with Kanh, a 25-year-old hotel worker accompanying us.
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" He writes: "In futurist cooking, these canapés have by analogy the same amplifying function that images have in literature.
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Ms. Comerford will prepare passed canapés made with ingredients from the final harvest of the White House kitchen garden.
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Secrets are revealed, relationships are shattered, drugs are snorted, pistols are drawn, canapés are burned — and the party's over.
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Rumors were rampant on the front row and in the back rooms; during dinner parties and over cocktail canapés.
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As well as canapés and mezze, there were various breads and cheeses, plus yet more Arabic coffee and dates.
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But candidates are not permitted to haul field organizers or canapés or record-reframing ad campaigns onstage with them.
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Passing canapés can be a lucrative business; she is also married to Anthony Pratt, one of Australia's richest citizens.
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Mary closed herself in the kitchen and prepared a mushroom risotto, with canapés to start and almond tart to close.
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To them, she is an ambassador from a dictatorship, willing to deliver bad news with a smile and some canapés.
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An elegant group, sipping pink wine and nibbling canapés, the women include retired teachers, school principals and longtime Democratic activists.
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The invitation suggests your run-of-the-mill weekday evening of drinks, canapés and networking for the hedge fund crowd.
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News Analysis Candidates are not permitted to haul field organizers or canapés or record-reframing ad campaigns onstage with them.
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Inside the club's vast ballroom, a capacity crowd of mostly elderly couples sit at white linen banquet tables, snacking on canapés.
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One recipe he thinks fits the bill is canapés made with egg salad and marmite, a yeasty spread popular in U.K. cuisine.
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There are also regular free events for members such as yoga on the rooftop and networking mixers with complimentary drinks and canapés.
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Jamming a bunch of Tweets together and calling it a book is like serving a thousand canapés and calling it a meal.
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Il est plus d'une heure du matin quand Mme Van Roy s'assoit sur l'un des canapés de la suite de M. Besson.
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In addition, sweet canapés will also be offered and includ Champagne and pistachio macaroons, orange crème brûlée tartlets and miniature rhubarb crumble tartlets.
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Perhaps, as the anti-EU camp insinuates, political expediency and too much time munching canapés and hobnobbing with the Euro-elites drives it.
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"And so the palace had to learn quite a lot about different canapés, because they weren't used to doing them," Lady Elizabeth said.
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At the same time, you do not want to be trapped fussing with pretty canapés when you may be having a gravy crisis.
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Some clinics are even holding "lets chill" egg-freezing parties, inviting guests to take in facts and figures along with Champagne and canapés.
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The total impact was that Oscar guests enjoyed vegetarian canapés inside a ballroom while their drivers idled outside for hours in 14 MPG Escalades.
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At a buffet ornamented with cantaloupes carved in the shape of flowers, waiters tended a fresh-squeezed juice station and rows of dainty canapés.
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Pâte à choux plays to both sweet and savory sides — for éclairs and profiteroles, as well as gougères and canapés — and incredibly, it's freezable.
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They sipped Champagne and declined the canapés, and then strolled through the Egyptian collection to the Temple of Dendur, glowing under its glass roof.
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For an appetizer, Mr. Tate made canapés, inspired by W.E.B. Du Bois's "The Philadelphia Negro," a seminal work of American sociology published in 2500.
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It felt as though this beverage had been designed to be sipped slowly at a stand-up drinks party while nibbling on delicate canapés.
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People reports that said canapés were specifically designed by Royal Chef Mark Flanagan to be eaten in just two bites, making them true finger foods.
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In addition to the canapés, The Telegraph says, "fashionable bowl food" will be served, and these dishes will also be easy to eat while standing.
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His call for assimilation was underlined by the bill of fare at the official reception that evening, which included riesling wines and pork-topped canapés.
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The 600 lucky guests will also be served bowls of food and canapés prepared with classic seasonal produce, drawn largely from Queen Elizabeth's royal estates.
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Their friends and family will be served bowls of food and canapés — all prepared with classic seasonal produce, drawn largely from Queen Elizabeth's royal estates.
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Ms. Carr plans to drop the customary wedding reception and dinner, with its numbered tables and fleet-footed waiters, in favor of cocktails and canapés.
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The Upper East Side store will have Easter packages for brunch with quiche, deviled eggs and smoked salmon canapés, $33 for two, $189 for four.
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One of the canapés was like a meringue; the other was foie gras — I wasn't keen on it but felt as if I should eat it.
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Several dozen members pootle about the grounds of a country manor in the village of Ide Hill, in Kent, nibbling salmon canapés and admiring the moat.
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Royal chef Mark Flanagan is leading the team who will put the finishing touches to the canapés and bowl dishes being served during the afternoon celebration.
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That, lots of booze and plentiful old-school canapés on trays served by besieged waiters pushing through the crowd as if onto a rush hour subway.
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The party will feature tasty beers, wine and canapés, party games and activities, plenty of photo ops (and our infamous karaoke), giveaways and some fun surprises.
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They sipped Champagne and nibbled on elegant canapés as they celebrated these marriages — but in many cases, the brides and grooms were complete strangers to them.
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For a sweet treat, there will be three dessert canapés passed around as well: champagne and pistachio macaroons, orange crème brûlée tartlets and miniature rhubarb crumble tartlets.
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Half the restaurant is reserved as a sort of antechamber, called the Living Room, used for canapés and champagne before dinner, or for coffee and digestifs afterward.
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It paid hardly anything and London is an expensive city to live in, so I'd go to the opening of an envelope if there were free canapés.
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In the three-hour interim between the rehearsal and the show, he mostly hung out with ASAP Nast, sampling postage-stamp-size canapés and a tiny bagel.
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They've ranged from a beach in the Dominican Republic to City Hall to the traditionally formal evening event, complete with passed canapés, ice sculptures and sequined gowns.
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Charles then comes out to inspect the food and congratulate the chefs on their cooking abilities, but he was not shown on camera eating the canapés, Eater reported.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly wanted seasonal, locally-grown vegetables to go into the canapés and bowls Chef Flanagan is preparing, and apparently, that was no problem.
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Seth Meyers took "A Closer Look" at it all on Monday, focusing on Trump's tray of "Arrest for Treason?" canapés, served to anyone who dares to investigate him.
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During the afternoon celebration hosted by Queen Elizabeth, partygoers dined on bowls of food and canapés, all prepared with classic seasonal produce, drawn largely from the queen's royal estates.
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LONDON — Thursday night, on the eve of London Fashion Week, the British fashion world came to an opulent suite of rooms with gilded mirrors and chandeliers, Champagne and canapés.
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"Tina was so brave," he told me that day at their apartment, when evening was falling and Ms. Howe cajoled him into the living room for cocktails and canapés.
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But instead of H.R.C.-ers wittily sharing chardonnay, canapés and hip Colbert skits about Melania's plagiarization, these were grim meetings with harsh lighting where we watched Tim Kaine snap.
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Relax with cocktails, tasty canapés and the chance to connect and converse with your entrepreneurial siblings — as well as some of the Valley's prominent movers, shakers and potential star-makers.
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Before-dinner canapés, which included oysters from the Pacific Northwest, salmon from Nova Scotia, and a take on poutine, the classic Canadian street food, nodded at the nations' shared cuisine.
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Marvelous, played with regal elegance by Ms. Tunie, has taken charge of the coming celebration, piling up platters of rich canapés to treat family and friends before the rehearsal dinner.
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The circulation of his letter is likely to add to the hand-wringing that typically takes place in Davos during a week of panels and conversation over Champagne and canapés.
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Dogs will be able to chow down on pup-friendly mince pies, canapés, and cupcakes while humans dine on Cuban-inspired food as well as cakes and other holiday fare.
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"This is a way you can enjoy a high lifestyle without a high salary," Dr. Steigman told an interviewer one day over canapés at the home of a center benefactor.
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The sides of the chest will also automatically deploy, revealing two hammocks adorned in red leather "to cradle one's preferred ensemble of either champagne, caviar or canapés," Rolls-Royce said.
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The menu on British Airways' first commercial flight included 1969 Dom Perignon, caviar and lobster canapés, grilled fillet steak, palm heart salad with Roquefort dressing and fresh strawberries with double cream.
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Here's the thing: We'll take any excuse to get a little glammed up, so in our eyes, weddings are more than just bouquet tosses, passed canapés, and professions of eternal love.
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" In a statement released through his agent, Mr. Yiannopoulos said: "The people whose views, concerns and fears I am articulating do not sip white wine and munch canapés in gilded salons.
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The sober room — checkered floor, white tablecloths — was empty save for a table of three dweeby Swiss guys trying to eat pencil-thin foie gras canapés with a fork and knife.
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While this sounds plutocratic to the uninitiated, and it is indeed ironic to chat with billionaires about income inequality over canapés, for a journalist dependent on gathering perspectives, it's nothing but helpful.
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But barely have the guests sampled the canapés and the opening notes of her aria than a guerrilla group arrives to take them hostage and demand the release of its imprisoned comrades.
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She is more a product of the bare-knuckle Baltimore political clubhouse — where she learned politics at the knee of her father, the mayor — than the Pacific Heights chardonnay-and-canapés circuit.
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To provide intelligence to consumers, and presumably whip up business, some clinics are hosts to "lets chill" egg-freezing parties, inviting guests to take in facts and figures along with Champagne and canapés.
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Instead of having their guests sip drinks and eat canapés, the couple divided everyone into six teams to compete in a series of games that included croquet, ladder ball, and blindfolded wine tastings.
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In under 12 weeks, Mr. Bloomberg's operation has grown to a staff of thousands, with more than 125 offices around the country and a roster of slick events featuring swag, drinks and canapés.
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Among those sampling trays of champagne and caviar canapés were the actors Nicholas Braun (universally known as "Cousin Greg" from "Succession"), Nick Robinson, Ella Hunt, Jessica Williams, Eliza Scanlen and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett.
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The hotel's tea sommelier will infuse teas tableside from the renowned French tea brand Mariage Frères; bites to be served include canapés, petit fours and chouquettes — sugary pastry puffs — in an edible box.
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Now, it has precious little to do with canapés or mock turtle soup, but of course I'm devouring Robert A. Caro on investigative reporting and the archives of L.B.J., in The New Yorker.
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Its first summit in November saw a crowd of about 400 women — mostly junior investors who eagerly networked over canapés — and was headlined by female leaders like former top Justice Department official Sally Yates.
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In Isobel Mahon's play, directed by Amanda Bearse, Hayley Mills plays a helicopter mom who trains her rotors on the soirée hosted by her troubled adult daughter, bringing canapés and a new best friend.
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Opinion Columnist I was on a party yacht in Cannes the other night when I found myself locked in one of the classic dilemmas of life on the French Riviera: canapés, crudités, or rosé?
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Sipping cocktails and nibbling canapés on a terrace overlooking the MoMA sculpture garden, the 150 or so guests were entertained by the musician Butterscotch, a "retro-futuristic, voice percussionist virtuosa," as her website says.
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"As the canapés came out (pastrami and pickle on rye squares!), the temperature rose, and the head count approached 140, guests grumbled about Twitter mobs and cheered Weiss's outspokenness," New York's Boris Kachka wrote.
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In 2016, President Obama served smoked duck poutine canapés to Mr. Trudeau at the White House, underlining the kinship between the two world leaders by serving him a dish inspired by his native province, Quebec.
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Just adding that marmite layer in there adds a really nice salty, tangy, umami, weird factor, and in something that's as precious as a little canapés, which is kind of as tea party as it gets.
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Members of the buzzing crowd at the Time Warner Center ate canapés and drank cocktails, craned their necks to get a look at Sting doing a red-carpet interview, and then filed into the screening room.
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Still, as we've grown up (using that term loosely here), we have come to realize that snacks which seem utterly grown up like brie and crackers or even caviar canapés can be just as delightfully delicious.
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The price books a standalone villa at over 800 square feet and includes return airport transfers as well as transportation downtown so you don't need to rent a car, plus breakfast, pre-dinner drinks, and canapés.
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She once said that she had sex with any man who asked for it, and described a pool party at which she worked through the various men, one after the next, as if they were canapés.
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Finally, I made it to the right place (the B Gates Galleries Club Lounge) and after a friendly welcome was shown to a designated press area where we were offered a selection of breakfast nibbles and canapés.
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One year he invited Harrison Ford, Lorne Michaels and Jack Nicholson, who gathered for cocktails and canapés in the columned loggia on his Bel Air estate, overlooking an azure pool set in an acre of rolling lawn.
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So-called For Your Consideration events — panel discussions where voters have access to stars, canapés and booze — filled the schedules of the more than 23,000 members of the Television Academy in the run-up to the ceremony.
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At the afternoon reception, guests were served smoked Scottish salmon and asparagus risotto and canapés, and in a sweet nod to the couple, Caragh Chocolates from the Isle of Sark — where the couple became engaged — were also served.
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The 1,400 or so attendees, who will have paid 1,0003 euros to 5,000 euros (about $1,2000 and $220,21984) to attend, will make their way into foyers filled with bouquets and garlands where champagne and canapés will be served.
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Downstairs in her cluttered kitchen, a chef was preparing canapés including hearts of palm ceviche, and a mushroom taco for Ms. Silverstone to taste that will be tray-passed along with nonvegan appetizers at the "American Woman" premiere.
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That, however, doesn't perturb the Argentines who are hoofing up canapés, getting trashed at the open bar, taking selfies, and already starting to pair up (after all, where better to get lucky than at someone else's wedding night?).
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RT flew in several members of its leadership team from Moscow for a ceremony and held a cocktail party in the lobby of the General Assembly building, with hot plates and canapés of shrimp dumplings and meatballs and ham.
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I like to tell people that Martha Stewart's greatest crime wasn't insider trading, it was telling a generation of hosts that gathering is about fish knives, flowers and canapés; that if you get the things right, magic will happen.
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Farris, who stood next to a three-tiered table, like a massive wedding cake topped with canapés, said he'd been busy all week: He'd been holding moot court practice hearings with Waggoner, trying to prepare her for the Supreme Court.
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Guests can purchase individual tickets (£1503, or about $123), which come with Champagne and canapés, or book the hotel's Christmas in the Clouds package, which combines a suite stay, buffet breakfast and two show tickets with rates starting at £841.
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The concept comes from a company called Lollipop, who previously masterminded experiences such as 'eating canapés with an owl' and 'the Breaking Bad cocktail bar,' tickets to which would have set you back $45 for two hours (with two free cocktails!).
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Since Mr. Vongerichten was staying there, he came up with a plan: He led them all on a serpentine route through back corridors to the hotel kitchen, where they grabbed trays of canapés and marched into the ballroom, posing as waiters.
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Slinky servers circulated holiday-themed libations and goat-cheese-tinged flatbreads to a crowd that included Carol Alt, Yigal Azrouël, Will Cotton, Richard Kind and a pack of models who spent the evening on their iPhones, politely shooing away any canapés-toting servers.
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And I would link the establishment forces, in a broad sense, to the media, the people who attend cocktail parties and give $21976,231 to candidates while eating canapés, the people who were at the Alfalfa Club after-party at Jeff Bezos's house.
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He fired off an e-mail to the agency's board of directors, proposing that they scrap the bash and donate the two hundred and fifty thousand dollars allotted for champagne and canapés to the American Civil Liberties Union and the International Rescue Committee.
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On a recent December afternoon in a high-ceilinged loft in downtown Manhattan, dozens of dressed-to-the-nines people young and old milled around drinking Champagne and eating canapés while the Dartmouth Rockapellas performed "Build Me Up Buttercup" and other classics.
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One day, when I finally publish my memoirs of my time as a beauty journalist (working title: Will There Be Food At This Press Launch, Or Just Canapés?), I will dedicate whole swaths of the book to the most egregious products in the industry.
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No one in our party of five had been expecting what were essentially grandma canapés here at one of the most formal and inventive restaurants in the United States, and no one, least of all the teenagers, had been prepared for the experience of eating one.
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Since it came to light that Hillary Clinton ran a private email server during her time as Secretary of State, that computer's security has become a subject of controversy among politicos whose only notion of a "server" until recently was a waiter carrying canapés at a fundraising dinner.
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The hotel was thick with activity: green and blue disco lights bounced off a glass ceiling; tall flutes of bubbly peach rosé were whisked from silver trays; and little blini canapés held trembling stacks of blue cheese mousse, figs, and walnuts as they were carried around the room.
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The weekend starts with a lobster roll lunch at the property's restaurant, Natalie's, and also includes two nights' accommodations, daily Champagne breakfast, a sailing trip around Penobscot Bay with sparkling wine and canapés, a five-course dinner at Natalie's with wine and unlimited bottled water, tea, coffee and snacks.
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But on opening night, Mr. Quinn, 65, fizzed like champagne, snacking on canapés by Wolfgang Puck and clinking glasses with high profile well-wishers such as Dawn Hudson, the chief executive officer of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which Mr. Quinn has represented since 1987.
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Many of the Anangu themselves live in a trash-strewn community near the rock that is closed to visitors, a jarring contrast to the exclusive resorts that surround the monolith, where tourists seated at white tablecloths drink sparkling wines and eat canapés as the setting sun turns Uluru a vivid red.
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"I think they will definitely have some sort of theme, maybe something gender-neutral like animals or pretty gingham cotton bunting with elegant lunch settings and canapés for the adults," says Dixon, noting that an outdoor setting is often best, especially for rambunctious two-year-olds like big brother Prince George.
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That fact was not lost on the women of The Wing, many of whom said that they reached for their copy of Atwood's book in the weeks after the election; over canapés and wine, they admitted to being afraid of how life seemed to be imitating this particular work of art.
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The salmon can be sliced thin for canapés on toast or dark bread and served with Champagne to ring in the new, slivered to toss with buttered pasta or savored in scrambled eggs for that 2018 brunch: Petrossian Souhoï-style Tsar-Cut smoked salmon, $60 for a four-ounce slab, petrossian.com.
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Instead of locking in ad deals over canapés and cocktails after splashy presentations at Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall and other New York venues, the usual attendees at this springtime gathering will have to find another way to broker the roughly $20 billion in marketing agreements for the 2020-21 season.
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And he exploited this insight in a succession of brilliant pen-portraits of the 1960s such as "Radical Chic", which portrayed Leonard Bernstein and his smart friends treating the Black Panthers to champagne and canapés, and "Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers", which showed how professional agitators exaggerated their problems in order to extract resources from state bureaucrats.
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Before guests like Sarah Jessica Parker and Johnny Depp run the flashbulb gantlet to get to their Champagne and canapés, however, they will have to air-kiss the co-hosts Anna Wintour, Miuccia Prada, Taylor Swift, Nicolas Ghesquière, Idris Elba and Jonathan Ive, and at least pretend to pay attention to the nominal reason they are there: the opening of "Manus x Machina," the Met's annual fashion blockbuster exhibition.
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Michelin-starred restaurant Céleste will be transformed into an exclusive nightclub (limited large tables on the club balcony are available, with full bar and bottle service); the Belgravia Ballroom will be serving a selection of speed rails, rum, and Champagne-based cocktails set to Reggaetón rhythms; and the Garden Room cigar lounge will have the hotel&aposs cigar sommeliers on hand along with Cuban and Latin music and canapés.
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There will be a variety of canapés served throughout the reception, including: Scottish Langoustines wrapped in smoked salmon with citrus crème fraiche, grilled english asparagus wrapped in cumbrian ham, garden pea panna cotta with quail eggs and lemon verbena, heritage tomato and basil tartare with balsamic pearls, poached free range chicken bound in a lightly spiced yoghurt with roasted apricot, croquette of confit windsor lamb, roasted vegetables and shallot jam and warm asparagus spears with mozzarella and sun-blush tomatoes.
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Video According to the release, the A-list guests will be served a variety of canapés including: Scottish langoustines wrapped in smoked salmon with citrus crème fraiche, grilled English asparagus wrapped in Cumbrian ham, garden pea panna cotta with quail eggs and lemon verbena, heritage tomato and basil tartare with balsamic pearls, poached free range chicken bound in a lightly spiced yogurt with roasted apricot, croquette of confit Windsor lamb, roasted vegetables and shallot jam and warm asparagus spears with mozzarella and sun-blush tomatoes.
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