Valentine's Day Dinner

Ok, the idea with this is that the kids will decorate, serve, and clean up a catered dinner to adults in the congregation on Feb 9 (Friday). Weigh in on your thoughts:

• Who? The dinner is open to all adults who make reservations. Kids involved: younger kids can help decorate and then can go eat dinner and watch movies in another room while parents eat (which means we need to recruit adults to help). Older kids can eat beforehand and then help serve, check coats and people in, and clean up after the dinner. It would be nice, also, to get some kids who play piano or violin to provide background music or even serenade. We would need childcare for the event, as well.
  
• What to eat? I'm thinking of maybe getting the Colosseum to cater. They catered for Christian Connections and were reasonable and good. I'm open to other suggestions, though. Why catering? Because I don't want to mess with kitchens and liabilities. Catering is easier, and I've budgeted for it (though accepting a love donation or simple fee per head wouldn't be a bad thing--which do you think? and how much?)
  
• Where--Fellowship Hall. It's pretty and cozy and keeps the cost down bc it holds a finite number. That's why reservations are required.
• When--Feb 9 (I think--whatever that Friday is) at 6. Is six an ok time?

So what help do we need? people to come up with kid friendly (but still pretty for grownups) decorations (things the little kids can help set up beforehand) ; people to plan for food; someone to find people who would want to watch movies with the little ones; childcare; and then people there the day of the event to act as supervisors.

Any other thoughts?