Wedding evening food, with Taste
Your wedding food should be something your guests remember, right through to the very last moment.
Keep the party going.
From loaded flatbreads to generous grazing tables and late-night favourites, our evening menus are made for sharing, mingling and enjoying without missing a moment of the action. Whether your guests are ready for a little something after dinner or need refuelling after hours on the dance floor, we’ll make sure there’s something delicious waiting for them.
We will work with you to create an evening selection that’s relaxed, generous and full of personality, because the food should be just as much fun as the party.
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Frequently asked questions
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Evening buffets, street food and hot-sandwich spreads, whatever suits the room once the dancing has started. It’s proper food, not an afterthought: the same kitchen and the same standard as the wedding breakfast, just built to be eaten standing up with a drink in the other hand.
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Fewer than you’d think. Not everyone eats in the evening — plenty of your day guests are still full from the wedding breakfast, and some will be outside or on the dancefloor. You know your guests better than we do, so we’ll look at your day and evening numbers together and agree what suits them, rather than quoting for every head in the room and leaving you with trays of food nobody touched.
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Our general advice is around two hours after your evening guests arrive, but we’ll work with you to make sure it lands at the right moment for your guests to refuel. We’ll agree the timing with you and your venue beforehand, and if the dancefloor is full we’ll hold it ten minutes rather than break the spell.
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We can, and it’s worth doing, most photographers and bands have it written into their contract. Supplier meals are quoted separately and are usually a simpler hot dish, served somewhere out of the way at a sensible point in the day. Tell us how many when you confirm numbers.
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Always. Plates, glassware, linen, the kitchen, the bins, it all goes with us, and the room is left as we found it. Nobody in your wedding party should be stacking chairs at midnight, and no one should be driving back the next morning to collect anything.