All good things come to an end, like a delicious wedding breakfast savoured, a pudding enjoyed, or a romantic candle lit dinner, you have to finish your meal in the end. Simon and Ros have been preparing meals for restaurant goers, bride and grooms and shoppers for over 30 years, and it's time for the cooking to end.

"We would like to thank all of our valued customers both long ago and not so long ago, we have had an amazing time preparing sumptuous puds, dishing up and serving you at your table, and of course sharing your big day with fun, joy and happiness. Thank you for your custom to Smugglers Catering, for your kind recommendations, and long term friendships. We couldn’t have asked for better clients to cater for."

Simon and Ros are now concentrating on providing amazing stays at their White Hart Cottages, available today. Come visit them and say hi one day, and stay in one of the most picturesque historic towns in Suffolk.

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    This the most formal of all dress codes (think: Downton Abbey dinners).
    •For the ladies: A formal floor-length evening gown.
    •For the men: A tuxedo, a long black jacket with tails, a formal white shirt, white vest and bow tie, white or gray gloves, and black formal shoes.

    This is the next most formal wedding dress code, and usually means the wedding is an evening event.
    •For the ladies: You can go a bit dressier and wear a formal floor-length gown, or choose a short, dressy cocktail dress. (If you're unsure about the appropriate dress length, the bride, wedding party, or friends should be able to answer your questions.)
    •For the men: A tuxedo. A black bow tie, black vest or cummerbund, and patent leather shoes are also suggested. For summer weddings, a white dinner jacket and black tuxedo trousers are also acceptable. (You might be able to get away with a conservative black suit as a substitute for the tux.)

    The wording here indicates something slightly less formal than black tie is acceptable. So, a tuxedo isn't required, but the event is still formal enough for one to be appropriate.
    •For the ladies: A long dress, dressy separates, or a formal cocktail dress.
    •For the men: A tuxedo or a formal dark suit, white shirt, and conservative tie.

    Take your cues from the time of the event: Wear darker, more formal colors for an evening wedding; opt for light colors and fabrics for a daytime event.
    •For the ladies: A cocktail dress or a long, dressy skirt and top.
    •For the men: A suit and tie, dark or light depending on the season and time of day.

    Relatively new, this one can leave many guests scratching their heads. Basically, guests are given the go-ahead to have fun and play with their look. Opt for cocktail-party attire featuring bolder colors and playful accessories.
    •For the ladies: A cocktail dress or party dress in a fun color, paired with playful accessories.
    •For the men: A suit and tie, jazzed up with a bright tie.

    This indicates the wedding will likely be held outdoors or on the beach, meaning the event will be much more laid-back, especially when it comes to attire. That said, jeans, shorts, and tank tops are probably not appropriate unless they're specifically noted as acceptable.
    •For the ladies: A summer sundress is appropriate (just make sure the fabric isn't overly formal).
    •For the men: Dress trousers or khaki trousers with a button-down shirt, tie (though you might be able to get out of wearing a tie), and sport jacket or jumper.

    We understand that you may not have your list of invitees back just yet, but should you have the location for your wedding, please indicate its name and your estimated number of guests.