The phrase "arranging dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of planning or organizing a dinner event or meal.
Example: "I will be arranging dinner for our guests this weekend."
Alternatives: "planning dinner" or "organizing dinner".
A mutual friend, passing through, saved time by arranging dinner with them both.
They play a short birthday party, and afterward, while Zanes is on a cell phone arranging dinner (his wife's cell phone, actually; he borrowed it for the trip), he is recognized as the star of his old life.
No deed is too personal, from settling bill disputes to arranging dinner parties or finding a kennel for your pooch.
Strained by the pressures of her work and the serious, high-power setting of Washington, Garten once again turned to cooking and entertaining in her free time, constantly arranging dinner parties and soirées at her home on the weekends.
He became a team leader, Mike Stanton said, arranging dinners and golf outings, getting tickets to events.
We can arrange dinner parties.
Its members arrange dinner parties, collect second-hand furniture, offer language support and a lot more for refugees all over the country.
When friends arranged dinner at a Korean restaurant with new friends, one of whom is Korean-American, I went hungry and looking for adventure.
It is so clearly in both Labour and Lib Dem interests to get together, and dance on common ground, that both parties should be clearing diaries to arrange dinner, wives and all, between their leaders.
Being a publisher also offers some synergies: BOL can arrange dinner with Noah Gordon, an American author who is massively popular in Germany, as a sweepstake prize for online customers.
Ms. Paiva of Table for Six Total Adventures and Entertainment, which arranges dinner dates with three women and three men with similar interests, said one of the big problems in Silicon Valley these days was that the women were too picky.
