Why you need a wedding food truck to cater for guests
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on March 26, 2020
Why do we get married? Regardless of whether you believe in the concept of true love, social scientists tell us that married people fare much better than those that never marry. They live longer, healthier, happier, and richer lives. And what about the wedding day itself? Is the main focus – of what is for […]
Corona Virus Update from our MD
By kevanderton1981 on March 13, 2020
Update 24th March: If your event is due to take place after 1st June 2020 please hold off on making any decisions until 1st May. To our valued customers, As Coronavirus/COVID-19 continues to spread throughout, many are concerned about their health and that of their loved ones. All of us here at KK Catering share […]
What does the ‘rustic’ trend teach us about modern day weddings?
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on March 9, 2020
What does the ‘rustic’ trend teach us about modern-day weddings? Rustic weddings are really on-trend right now. In fact, Wed2B has found that over one-third of couples are now choosing this theme for their big day. You, of course, are more than welcome to follow suit and say ‘I do’ in true rustic style. It […]
Inject personality into your big day with wedding street food
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on March 2, 2020
Inject personality into your big day with wedding street food The days of big, fancy traditional weddings are just about over. As more and more people choose to throw away the gauntlet of tradition in favour of something that better suits their personality. From extravagant first dances, flash mobs, funky cakes, themed weddings and some […]
Age-old wedding traditions are declining! What does this mean for the food?
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on February 27, 2020
It’s true that weddings are steeped in tradition. This includes the bride wearing white, only the groom making a speech and the ‘first dance’ to seal the deal. However, it’s also the case that many traditions are in decline. This is according to Hitched, who have found that many age-old rituals are being passed up. […]
Why Breakfast Is Important For Guests At Your Wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on February 3, 2020
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day – even at your wedding The post-ceremony meal is something many couples put a lot of emphasis on getting right ahead of getting married. The same, however, can’t always be said for the food served prior to the nuptials. This means that guests are often left […]
Why you shouldn’t feel guilty about having a cheap wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on January 27, 2020
Why you shouldn’t feel guilty about having a cheap wedding. Weddings are usually billed as the happiest day of a person’s life. Therefore, there’s always the temptation to splash the cash and make it a truly lavish affair. There are, however, people who would rather have a cheap wedding – and there’s nothing wrong with […]
The Art Of Juggling Priorities When Planning Your Wedding
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on January 23, 2020
The Art Of Juggling Priorities When Planning Your Wedding It would be an understatement to say that brides and grooms often find themselves with a never-ending to-do list ahead of their wedding. There are, of course, those couples who rise to the occasion – but the vast majority would surely rather avoid too much hassle. […]
Is it worth asking family to help pay for your wedding food?
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on January 13, 2020
Is it worth asking family to help pay for your wedding food? Weddings aren’t cheap. In fact, they’re becoming so expensive that many brides and grooms can’t even afford to shoulder the cost alone. This is according to a survey by Hitched, which has determined that 50% of couples now lean on their family to […]
Brexit Day Office Catering
By Kevin & Kimberley Anderton on January 8, 2020
Brexit Day Office Catering After what feels like a lifetime of waiting, things are finally moving. Yep, it’s confirmed: the UK will be leaving the European Union on the 31st of January 2020. Whether you see that as a cause for celebration or despair, nobody can deny the historical magnitude of Brexit. The 31st of […]