Caterers in San Diego

With the Holidays rapidly approaching, businesses are planning their Corporate Holiday Event . Companies want their event to be fun and stand out and make a statement that truly represents their company’s values.  Companies have come to rely on the professional advice, experience and service Ranch Events provides. We have an unparalleled level of experience when it comes to catering large gatherings.  No matter what your catering needs might be, we are confident that we can help you meet them. Give us a call today to learn more about how we can help plan your next corporate even

  Boo to you from all of the Ranch Events Crew. Have a safe and fun filled Halloween . Hope you celebrate with family and friends and make a day packed full of happy  memories. Good  luck outwitting all the axe-murderers, swamp creatures and vengeful ghosts.  Don’t forget, zombies are roaming the street, so you better be fast on your feet. Have fun, stay safe and avoid the zombie apocalypse!! It’s just not witch-full thinking, but Ranch Events want to wish you all a HAPPY HALLOWEEN.

  Patricia H wrote: We choose ranch events and the seaside room for our twin’s mitzvah events last weekend. Working with Paula Peltier for the last year has been a joy. Everything went flawlessly, from picking the delicious food; creating the perfect layout, to the day of event. I must say, the captain Sal and his staff are by far the best staff of any room here in San Diego. Anything you need they make happen, with such an effortless flow and always smiles on their faces. I could not recommend ranch or marina village any higher! 5 stars really is not enough.

    What would Halloween be without a carved pumpkin sitting on your porch or at the window looking out at all the trick or treaters? Make this Halloween special by carving your own pumpkin. Tools and Materials you will probably use: Pumpkin Keyhole saw Plaster scraper or fleshing tool Sharp awl, needle tool, T pin or thumbtack Miniature saw Linoleum cutter Petroleum jelly STEP #1: Choose pumpkin . Choose a pumpkin that’s large and smooth with a stem of at least 2”. If you plan to put a candle inside, choose a ground that’s at least 9” tall. QUICK TIP: Pumpkins with smaller stems rot quickly. STEP #2: Draw circle or hexagon.  Draw a circle or hexagon on the top of the pumpkin an inch or two below the stem. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect, but make sure it’s a little bigger than your fist. STEP #3: Carve through pattern (circle or hexagon).  Carve through the pattern with a sharp knife or the keyhole saw – this requires less force, and is therefore safer. Angle your c...