Your pizza catering questions, answered
Useful answers before you plan your date, food and venue arrangements.
The details that make the day work.
Is the food cooked at the event?
Yes. Pizza is cooked and served on site, with the menu, quantities and serving arrangements agreed for the booking.
Is the food unlimited?
No. Your booking provides an agreed quantity for up to an agreed service period. Service ends when the booked food quantity has been served or the agreed period ends, whichever happens first.
Do you need electricity?
Yes. A suitable electrical supply is required at the agreed position. We confirm the needs of the allocated unit. Our own power may be arranged in advance for an additional charge agreed in writing.
Can you cater for allergies?
We do not cater for allergies, only intolerances. Intolerance requirements must be expressly agreed before booking. Our kitchens and mobile units handle allergens and cross-contact can occur. Vegan food is not automatically suitable for someone with a food allergy. Discuss requirements before booking; suitability must be expressly confirmed. Coeliac disease requires separate consideration.
Do we get the exact horsebox pictured?
Photographs show examples. A suitable unit is allocated around access, guest numbers, staffing and operational requirements; an individual pictured unit is not reserved by an enquiry.
What menu choices can we discuss?
Our established options include Margherita, Pepperoni, BBQ Chicken, Mushroom & Sweetcorn, and Ham & Pineapple. Choices, ingredients and quantities for your event are confirmed in your proposal.
What price should we plan around?
The published horsebox and street-food guide is £700–£2,000+ for typical weddings of 70–110 guests. It is not a fixed pizza package or per-person rate. Private parties, corporate events, the bus and other arrangements need a personalised quote.
Can we add desserts or other food?
You can discuss a vintage dessert tricycle, wider catering, drinks or other extras. Availability, quantities and price must be confirmed as part of your quote.
Does an enquiry hold the date?
No. Availability and the steps that confirm a booking are set out through your quotation and booking documents. A planning brief or enquiry is not a reservation.
What if our numbers or timings change?
Discuss changes promptly before changing the agreed plan. Food provision, staffing and availability may need to be reviewed, and any additional charge must be agreed.
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