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DESINGED BY Sunil Kumar Research Scholar/ Food Production Faculty Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management, MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY, ROHTAK Haryana- 124001 INDIA Ph. No. 09996000499 email: [email protected] , [email protected] linkedin:- in.linkedin.com/in/ihmsunilkumar facebook: www.facebook.com/ihmsunilkumar webpage: chefsunilkumar.tripod.com
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DESINGED BY Sunil KumarResearch Scholar/ Food Production FacultyInstitute of Hotel and Tourism Management,MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY, ROHTAKHaryana- 124001 INDIA Ph. No. 09996000499email:  [email protected] , [email protected]  linkedin:- in.linkedin.com/in/ihmsunilkumarfacebook: www.facebook.com/ihmsunilkumar webpage: chefsunilkumar.tripod.com 

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An orthodox meaning of banquets is derived from the French word BAUNC meaning Bench.

Literal meaning being sumptuous repast. While an Indian connotation can be Dawat, Bhoj

or Wazwan. A loose meaning is a meal arranged for group of

people to mark occasion.

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Banquet:An Important Branch Of Catering

InformalSemi-FormalFormal

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Banquet:Revenue Generating Department

Acts as a backbone, thus is considered as a big business.

Diverse and colourful activity engulfing different branches.

Part of F & B equipped with push secretarial office.

Banquet Sale is an art, so is revenue generation.

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Type Of Banquet Functions

State Banquets, Formal Lunch/Dinner. Reception Buffets Lunch/Dinner meeting Conference & Convention Special Events Traditional Events Theme Banquets Outdoor Catering

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Informal Freedom to:

Sit Roam Eat

Found Generally For: Marriage Parties Get Togethers Festivals Other Celebrations

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Guests may take as much time as they want.

Types of service: Floating Buffet

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Semi Formal

Only for people given priority Generally seen in:

Institutional Function Annual Day Function Honoured Parties

Seperate table for Chief Guests. No Discrimination for other guest.

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FormalGenerally Seen in:

Raising Day Flag Day Victory Celebration National Days In Honour of Foreign Dignitaries

Seating Strictly according to protocol.Table Laid perpendicular to top table.People near top table most importantProper silver service.

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Organisation Chart

Porters

Waiters

Maitre d’ Hotel / Chef De Rang

Assistant Manager

Banquet Manager

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Staff requirement

This is governed by: 1 waiter for serving 6-8 covers. 1 wine waiter for serving 20 persons. 1 head waiter per 10 waiters.

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Banquet Staff

The Sales Administration Manager for group of company of hotels

Banquet ManagerSecretaryBanquet Head WaiterDispense Barman

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Banquet Head Wine Waiter

Permanent Working Staff

Casual Staff

Porters

Banquet Wine Waiter

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Seating Arrangement Plan:

Full moon Half moon U shaped T shaped Classroom setup Theatre setup Boardroom setup

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Tabling:

The type of table plan depends upon the following: Organiser’s wishes Nature Of Function Size & shape of the room where the function is to be held Number of covers Spacing

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Laying Of Cloth:

Cloth should be without crease It should be clean and spotless Fall of the cloth should be equal from all sides Cloth should not be torn or ash-burnt All cloths should have same fall & pattern Size of cloth – 4 X 2 m

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LINEN

Table linen Laundry Table skirting Paper napkin

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TABLE WARE

Flatware HollowareAll required crockery & cutleryGlasses

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BUFFETS

Chaffing dishBurnersCarving stationDisplay standPlatters LightingPlantsServing tools

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Chairs

Stackable Transportable Stable and sterdy Suitable upholstery

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Role Of Banquet Manager

Importance of Menu and Number of pax

Supervision Of Service

Allocation Of duties

Modes Of Service Silver Service Self / Buffet Service

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Welcome Drinks

Snacks & other appetizers

Soup Service

Main course buffet/Self Service

Sweets / Desserts

Coffee / Tea

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The Menu

Separate food & bar menu

Different menu for different occasions

Varied choice of menu

Ease of service

Seasonal variation

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Introduction

The Banquet Manager must keep in mind the following considerations :

Brief the banquet staff together with the chef, if possible.

The order of service should be outlined clearly

Chef should explain the menu to F & B personnel.

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Planning For A Formal Dinner

‘Top Table’ must be identified

Espirit de Corps to be inculcated

Appropriate work force – job fit

Accomplishment of order taking

Exercise control on dockets

Provision for unexpected guests

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Beverage Service

A Limited Bar

An Open Bar

A Straight Bar

Guest preselects the table wine

Any other specifications

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Buffet Dinner

Make things easy to serve

Plenty of cutlery available

Proper arrangement of buffets as per number of pax

Sufficient room for guests to queue

Serve two-third of the food and replenish

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Banquet Sales

Identify target market

Track the events to be held

Good relations with CIPs and VIPs

Staff should go on calling

Staff should be well versed with the products

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Banquets:An Important Source Of Profit

Catering to prestigious parties

Leads to local publicity

Valuable mention in local media

Cultivate a reputation for quality & service

Steady stream of business in future

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Banquets & Buffets:A Certain Volume Business

Income & other costs are known in advance

Guaranteed group business

Cost of the event can be mentioned and predicted

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Principle Types Of Banquets

For Small Parties: Restaurant & part of restaurant can be used Preset menu & time Easy to arrange Generates good profit for restaurant

For Dining Clubs & Service Organisations: Club may be formed of:

a) Patrons with common interest

b) Regular Customers Meal service for Service Clubs

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Cocktail Parties: Service of drinks to a group of people Most commonly requested function May be elaborate or limited

Product Launches: Elaborate and expensive lunch or low-key sales

presentation either

Shows & Special Events: Special events organised by the hotel, club or restaurant

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Conference & Incentive Tours: Grown sector of market requires well trained & well

briefed staff

Tour Meals: Arrangement for large tour groups Standard A La Carte service

Theme Buffets: May offer food native to the particular country or style Showmanship combined with F & B service Food as entertainment

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Weddings: Planning done well in advance A unique event

Outside Catering: Demanding & challenging job Includes outdoor catering

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Basic division in 3 categories: CITCO owned banquets Private banquet halls and farm house Banquets at Taj GVK

Banqueting is a major revenue earner in Chandigarh.

City mostly occupied by Punjabis who believe in celebration.

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CITCO Owned Banquets

Mountview Banquet : Confluence ; 250 pax Front/Back lawn ; 1000 pax each Conference room ; 30 pax Executive lounge ; 20 pax 1 recently inaugurated business centre.

Shivalik View Banquet : Majras (Means gathering) ; 350 pax Adjacent Lawn : 500 pax 1 Boardroom and 1 Party room ; 35 pax each

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Park View 2 Banquet halls: 300 pax each 3 Lawns : 100 pax each 1 Conference room : 35 pax

Baithak Banquet : 200 pax Garden + Terrace + Hall : 500 pax Total strength holding capacity : 800 pax

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Private Banquet Halls & Farm Houses

Mostly located on outskirts of the city Zirakpur-Shimla highway Mainly caters to Semi-Formal & Informal banquets such

as marriages and receptions, etc. Few Examples

Marc Royale Bristol Le Crown The Fort

Ramgarh Fort

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Banqueting At Taj GVK Chandigarh

Grand Ball room 1, 2 & AnnexeCombined Capacity : 700 paxCombined area : 8600sq. ft.Terrace Hall + Roof Top Garden : 50 paxCapitol Business Centre : 20 pax

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DESINGED BY Sunil KumarResearch Scholar/ Food Production FacultyInstitute of Hotel and Tourism Management,MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITY, ROHTAKHaryana- 124001 INDIA Ph. No. 09996000499email:  [email protected] , [email protected]  linkedin:- in.linkedin.com/in/ihmsunilkumarfacebook: www.facebook.com/ihmsunilkumar webpage: chefsunilkumar.tripod.com