One bartender recommended for every 50 - 80 people. Pre-event prep: Bartenders will set up the bar area as attractively as possible Cuts fruit and prepare other garnishes for drinks Ice down beer, wine, soda and water Make sure there is enough ice and glassware for the number of guests Make sure the proper ingredients are on hand to make any specialty drinks the host wants to serve her guests Once bar is set up, bartenders can assist servers with their pre-party prep. During event: Bartenders mix and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages They can make frozen drinks if supplied with a blender by host They will take drink orders from guests at the bar or from servers who have taken drink orders from the guests Bartenders may also walk around taking drink orders Bartenders will always maintain a clean bar area When not busy bartenders will walk around cleaning up trash and assisting servers as needed Post event: Clean up bar area Put away alcohol and mixers Empty coolers Put away sodas and water Put away extra glasses Wipe down bar Assist servers with post party clean-up tasks

The rates for an AT YOUR SERVICE Event Staffing member are charged by the hour with a 4 hour minimum per staff member AT YOUR SERVICE Event Staffing services almost all of NJ, eastern PA, and Staten Island NY. When a staff member has to travel a long distance (over 40 miles or more than 1 hour) to get to an event, an extra $20 will be charged to subsidize the travel expenses for that staff member. If it is decided that the staff is needed to stay longer than originally requested, that is fine as long as the members of staff have no prior commitments, and are available to work the additional time requested. The host will be charged in half hour increments for the additional time, at one half the standard hourly rate for each additional half hour or portion thereof that the staff works. Hourly rates increase by $10 per hour per staff member for major holidays such as New Years Eve, New Years Day, Easter, Memorial Day Weekend (Sat - Mon), July 4th, Labor Day Weekend (Sat - Mon), Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day. When 5 or more staff members are hired, one of them must be hired as an Event Captain at the Event Captain rate

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For formal dining one server recommended for every 20 - 30 people. For buffet dining one server recommended for every 40 - 50 people. Pre-event prep: Set up tables and chairs Assist with food preparation Set table with tablecloths and place settings for sit-down meals and formal dinners Set up buffet areas (chafing dishes or wire racks with aluminum trays) for buffet-style events Set out snacks and dips Pre-heat appetizers During event: Pass hor d'oeuvres Bring out food Monitor and replenish food in buffet as needed Monitor and replenish snacks as needed Serve the various courses of a sit-down or formal meal Attend to guest's needs Walk around cleaning up Assist bartender if needed Take drink orders from guests Post event: General clean up Clear dishes Wash dishes Wrap up and store food Take out the trash Break down tables and chairs.

Grillers are primarily for Backyard BBQs or Picnic type parties. The number of grillers required for a party depends on the number of guests, the amount of food to be grilled, and the size of the grill. Usually one griller would suffice at most parties. Pre-event prep: Grillers are responsible for setting up the grilling area, and preparing the items to be grilled. They may also assist servers and bartenders with pre-party prep tasks. During event: Grill the meats, poultry, fish, and /or vegetables as per host's instructions Post event: Grillers are responsible for cleaning up the grilling area, and grilling utensils Assisting servers and bartenders with post party tasks

An event captain is someone who is required when 5 of more At Your Service staff are requested. They will for the most part be one of the servers, but in addition they will handle any problems or issues, direct the staff and make sure that all service happens in a timely manner, so you can just sit back and relax! Typical uniform consists of black pants, black shoes, tuxedo shirt, black vest, and black bow tie. Staff may come in a more casual dress upon client's request We do not supply any food, beverages, alcohol, ice, paper goods, or equipment. Bartenders may bring their own tools, such as a corkscrew, cocktail shaker, strainer, muddler, bar spoon, and ice scoop, but that is it.