You would have to check with your guest...it depends on the strictness of their observance. My friend growing up was a very, very strict ultra orthodox practitioner, and she would never have eaten anything made in my house (as a non-Jew.
When we went to the movies, she prepared and brought the popcorn, I was allowed to bring the drinks, but I had to check each can for the kosher symbols that she taught me to look for. (And even then, I would bring multiple different types in case there was an issue with any particular brand or flavor, just to be sure.)
But if I understand correctly, the pots and pans would have to be kashered, and you might have to use brand new pots and pans, since you likely would have mixed meat, milk and pareve items in the ones you own.
Best to check with your prospective guest(s) first, then you can google the details of what you need to do as far as the pans and pots.
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