Pizza catering prices: a useful starting point
Use a price guide to start planning. Use a personalised written quotation to decide what you are booking.

£700–£2,000+
For typical weddings of 70–110 guests.
A planning range, not a fixed package. Some bookings cost more than £2,000.
Does this guide fit your event?
Use it as an initial reference for a typical horsebox or street-food wedding in this guest range. Your written quote sets the complete price and actual arrangements.
Private parties, corporate events, other guest numbers and the double-decker bus are quoted individually. This wedding range is a total planning guide, rather than a per-person rate.
Prepare your event details →What the wedding guide includes
Start with the package features below, then check the event-specific arrangements in your proposal.
Published Pizza Horsebox & Street Food inclusions
The Pizza Horsebox & Street Food package used for this typical 70–110 guest wedding guide lists:
- Professional staff to cook and serve.
- Full setup and pack down.
- Disposables: plates, napkins and cutlery.
- Free condiment bar.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available to discuss. Agreed food intolerances only; we do not cater for food allergies.
Your quote still confirms travel and location arrangements, the allocated setup, exact food quantity, serving period and any extra power or requested extras. Other formats and packages have their own inclusions. Food quantity and serving time are agreed for each booking.
| Part of the plan | Known from the service | Confirm for your booking |
|---|---|---|
| Food | Pizza is cooked and served on site. Five established menu ideas are available to discuss. | Final selection, ingredients, food quantity and any sides, desserts or drinks. |
| Service | Service ends at the agreed food quantity or the end of the agreed period, whichever comes first. | Serving start and finish, staffing and any additional provision or time. |
| Format and site | Horsebox and bus options need suitable access. Electricity is required. | Available format, allocated unit, access, setup position, power needs and any other utilities. |
| Complete price | The wedding guide is a scoped starting reference, not a bus tariff or universal minimum. | Travel, setup, staffing, equipment, extras and the complete total, with inclusions stated. |
| Booking | A website brief or enquiry does not reserve the date. | Availability, payment dates, changes, cancellation terms and what confirms the booking. |
What changes the final price?
Guest numbers, menu choices, venue location, access, setup and service requirements all shape the proposal. Tell us about other food planned and whether pizza is the main meal or a later service.
Extras, additional food, power arrangements and extended service should be identified and agreed before they are added to the booking.
Compare the whole arrangement
Check the food quantity, serving time, staffing, travel and any agreed equipment or extras. A low headline figure tells you little if you do not know the provision and conditions behind it.
Confirm the payment dates, cancellation arrangements and what reserves your date in the booking documents. Sending an enquiry alone does not confirm availability.
Power is part of the site plan
Electricity is required for the agreed setup. We confirm the supply needs for the allocated equipment. If no suitable supply is available, our own power may be arranged in advance at an additional charge agreed in writing.
Any other required utilities are confirmed for the particular booking. Include restrictions in the brief so they are considered before a quote is finalised.
Planning a different event?
For a smaller party, workplace event or bus booking, start with your date, venue and the number expected to eat. The quotation can then address the format and food service you actually need.
Use the local planning brief to gather your menu ideas and food time, then keep a copy for the next conversation. It stays with you and does not send an enquiry.
Bring your event
into focus.
Explore the menus, check the practical details and build a useful planning brief.
Build your event brief →Send your event details for a personalised quotation.