KK Catering prices, quoted from their own cost page
Mobile catering is where the per-head figure falls furthest, and this supplier publishes the range plainly. It sits at the other end of the record from the London sit-down bands, and the two together show an organiser just how much of a wedding budget is decided by the format of the food rather than by the number of guests.
What this supplier publishes
| What | Figure | Quoted from the page | Source and date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | £11.5/head, mobile catering | "£11.50 to £40 per head" | KK Catering wedding food cost per head checked September 2026 |
Where this supplier works
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What mobile catering changes
A van or a stall replaces a kitchen, a service brigade and often the plates, which is where the saving comes from. It suits a marquee or a field far better than a formal room, and it suits a wedding where the meal is part of the party rather than a seated interval in it.
The trade is in service style rather than in food quality. Guests queue instead of being served, timings are looser, and the room does not fall silent for a meal. For plenty of weddings that is exactly what was wanted, and it is worth deciding on those grounds rather than on the price alone.
Questions organisers ask before they book
- Is mobile catering really that much cheaper?
- Per head, yes, and the gap between the published figures in this record is large. Multiply both ends across your guest count before deciding, because it is the biggest single saving available on most wedding budgets.
- Will it work at my venue?
- It needs vehicle access, space to set up and often power. Venues used to marquees handle it easily and formal rooms frequently do not, so ask both the venue and the caterer early.
- What about guests who cannot queue?
- Ask the caterer how they handle it. Most will plate and carry for guests who need it, and a supplier who has not thought about it is telling you something about how many weddings they have done.