Book a tasting linked to the wedding. Mark each bite as loved, good, needs-change, or skip. Click a button and the liked items flow onto the proposal with 'client favorite' notes baked in.
Tue 9 June · 12:00 · The unit · Dan and Femi Okonkwo · linked to the wedding on 21 June
What they tasted6 dishes
Whipped ricotta crostiniDan wants these at the bar too
Heritage tomato salad
Braised short rib, red wineLess jus on the plate
Wild mushroom orzoToo rich after the crostini. Try the polenta.
Lemon tart
Chocolate delice
Goes on the proposalConvert to proposal
Whipped ricotta crostiniClient favourite from the tasting: Dan wants these at the bar tooLoved
Heritage tomato saladGood
Braised short rib, red wineClient favourite from the tasting: Less jus on the plateLoved
Wild mushroom orzoClient asked for a change: Too rich after the crostini. Try the polenta.Needs change
Lemon tartClient favourite from the tastingLoved
Five dishes, with the notes. The delice is gone. A tasting converts once.
Sample workspace. Not a real client.One tap per dish. Convert copies everything but Skip onto the wedding's proposal; Loved and Needs change carry the note.
What’s inside
Tasting event auto-inherits the parent wedding's contact + venue
Per-item feedback: loved / good / needs change / skip
'Loved' items become 'client favorite' notes on the proposal
'Skip' items drop cleanly, never appear on the proposal
Run multiple tastings per event, each one appends to the parent
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One button, not one copy-paste
Before: you taste, take notes on paper, then later rebuild the menu in the real proposal, hoping you remembered everything. Now: feedback lives on the tasting event. Click Convert to proposal. The liked items appear on the wedding with their notes intact.
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Link stays alive
The tasting stays tied to the parent wedding forever. If the client asks 'what did we decide at the tasting?' you open the tasting event and every feedback mark is still there.
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Maître runs the flow conversationally
'Book a tasting for the Smith wedding next Tuesday at 6pm with the salmon and caesar.' 'The client loved the salmon.' 'Convert the Smith tasting to the proposal.' Three sentences, zero forms.
Maître woven through
From 'next Tuesday at 6' to a proposal
Tastings are a natural fit for chat. You're usually on your phone when the client asks to schedule one, and you're standing at a prep table when you mark feedback. Let Maître handle both.
“Book a tasting for the Smith Wedding next Tuesday at 6pm with the salmon, caesar, and tiramisu”
MaîtreMaître creates a Tasting event linked to the Smith Wedding, pre-populated with those 3 items.
“The client loved the salmon but wants to skip the caesar”
MaîtreMaître updates the per-item feedback. 'Loved' on salmon, 'Skip' on caesar.
“Convert the Smith tasting to a proposal”
MaîtreMaître copies the non-skip items to the parent wedding, adds 'client favorite' notes on loved items, bumps the wedding to proposal status.
$50 of Maître work included monthly, metered at what the model costs us. Overage is off unless you turn it on. Read more on the Maître AI page.
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