Wedding BBQ catering · Peterborough

A wedding meal
with room to relax.

A barbecue can bring a relaxed feel to a wedding while still giving your food service a clear structure. Start with the menu and the moment it needs to fit into your day.

Guests choosing food from a wedding barbecue serving table

Start with the food.

Each main menu has three grilled items per person, four salads, bread, butter and relishes. Compare the dish lists to choose your starting point.

Food starting rates. Your event quote confirms staffing, service, travel and equipment.

The details that make the day work.

01

Choose its place in the day

Is the BBQ the main wedding meal, an evening meal or part of a wider celebration? Tell us what else is being served and when, so the portion and service plan makes sense.

02

Plan the guest flow

Agree the serving time, where guests collect their food and how dietary portions will be identified. Think about speeches, photographs and anything else happening around the meal.

03

Work with the venue

Check that outside catering and barbecue cooking are permitted. Share loading access, setup windows, electricity or water arrangements and the agreed cooking and serving areas.

04

Keep the final details together

Record your final guest count, menu selection and expressly agreed intolerance arrangements. A venue discussion or planning brief does not reserve the date; a booking needs confirmation.

Before you enquire.

Prepare your date, venue, the number eating at this meal and any additional evening arrivals. Put the proposed BBQ window beside speeches, photographs and room changes. Include your menu shortlist and vegetarian or vegan portion requests so the food plan follows the actual wedding timetable.

Availability and complete pricing are confirmed by written quote. An initial enquiry does not reserve a date.

How prices work

A closer look at your next decision.

How to Choose a BBQ Menu

Start with the dishes, then use the published starting prices to compare your shortlist for a Peterborough BBQ.

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Make a clear plan

A good BBQ starts
with a good brief.

Choose a menu, estimate your guests and check the venue arrangements.

Build your planning brief

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