<p>In every Indian wedding, with all the glitter, shehnai, and food extravaganza, there&#39;s always a section that&#39;s conveniently overlooked in the grand catering dilemma&mdash;the little ones. That&#39;s right, the children&#39;s table, a wonderland of half-consumed rotis, spilled drinks, and &quot;I don&#39;t want sabzi&quot; mantras ringing out louder than the DJ. And yet, when executed correctly, this can be one of the most dearest spots of the wedding banquet.</p>

<p>If you are having a wedding in Delhi or Gurgaon, you&#39;re already aware that children will form a substantial part of your invitee list&mdash;nieces, nephews, little cousins, and the neighbour&#39;s chatty twins. So why not treat them to a menu that won&#39;t have them stealing fries off the adult buffet or sobbing over &quot;karela&quot; in the thali?</p>

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<h2><strong>Mini Versions = Maximum Happiness</strong></h2>

<p>Children don&#39;t crave enormous plates loaded with messy curries. They crave food that is cute, convenient, and familiar. Imagine mini pizzas, mini burgers, tiny tacos, and mac &amp; cheese cups. In Delhi and Gurgaon weddings, this is becoming a catering trend&mdash;translating adult favorites into kid-friendly finger foods. It&#39;s not about flavor, it&#39;s about show. If it&#39;s fun to look at, they&#39;ll eat it. If it resembles school lunch, anticipate resistance.</p>

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<h2><strong>The Maggi Counter: Crowd Control, Solved</strong></h2>

<p>Need to quiet a room of children at your wedding? Just mention the word: Maggi. An in-vogue Maggi counter complete with toppings such as cheese, vegetables, or even corn can be a showstopper. It&#39;s quick, it&#39;s comforting food, and it&#39;s a hit in every Delhi-Gurgaon party where monsoon weddings require something homely and comforting.</p>

<p>Bonus: Adults will queue too, so keep the counter well-stocked unless you want to begin a noodle war.</p>

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<h2><strong>Desserts That Don&#39;t Melt Minds (Just Hearts)</strong></h2>

<p>Leave aside fussy souffl&eacute;s or elaborate tiramisu. Children crave sugar, colour, and something to grasp. Cupcakes, small donuts, fruit jellies, and ice-cream carts with sprinkles are your sneaky weapons.</p>

<p>One hot wedding trend at recent Gurgaon weddings? Make-your-own dessert bars where children can top their own cupcakes or construct their own sundae. Sure, it messes up&mdash;so does every wedding dance floor after 10 p.m.</p>

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<h2><strong>Keep It Desi, But Keep It Fun</strong></h2>

<p>Not all children desire pizza. Particularly at an Indian wedding where aromas of chole bhature and pav bhaji fill the lawns. So provide kid versions of Indian staples. Mini chole kulche, paneer rolls, idli skewers, and veg pulao cups find the spot between &quot;desi enough for dadi&quot; and &quot;fun enough for the kids&quot;.</p>

<p>And if it&rsquo;s a Delhi wedding in July, add bhutta (corn on the cob) roasted fresh with butter and masala. Rain or shine, that&rsquo;s a hit.</p>

<p>If you&rsquo;re tying the knot in Delhi or Gurgaon, don&rsquo;t let the little guests be an afterthought. A well-planned kids&rsquo; wedding menu not only keeps them happy but also gives their parents the freedom to enjoy the celebration without worrying about picky eating disasters.</p>

<p>In short, feed the kids well, and your wedding will thank you&mdash;with fewer tantrums, fewer leftovers, and a lot more laughter at the kids&rsquo; table.</p>

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