Wedding food trucks · South West
Wedding Food Truck Hire
A yellow school bus or a lit-up poutine bus: wedding food that ends up in the photos.
A food truck at a wedding does two jobs. It feeds everyone well, and it gives the day a focal point guests remember. Burger Bus and Poutine Brothers are both converted buses, and both tend to end up in the wedding album.
We cater weddings across Somerset, Bristol, Bath, Wiltshire and beyond, for the main meal, the evening food or both.
For this kind of booking we'd usually put forward Burger Bus and Poutine Brothers — each one below has its own menu, and you can book one or more than one.
A converted yellow school bus serving proper burgers off the griddle. It parks up, drops the hatch and feeds a queue fast — the one to book when you want the vehicle itself to be part of the day.
Fries, cheese curds and gravy, served out of a bus that looks the part after dark. The one people photograph, and the one that works hardest at an evening event.
Most couples use a food truck in one of two ways. Some have it as the main meal in place of a sit-down dinner, which works brilliantly for relaxed, outdoor weddings. Others book it for evening food, when the day guests have been drinking for hours and the evening guests have just arrived hungry.
Talk to your venue early about where the bus can park. Give us the timings around the speeches, first dance and evening arrivals, and we'll set up so the food is ready exactly when you need it.
Yes. Plenty of couples do it, especially for outdoor and festival-style weddings.
Usually an hour or two after the evening guests arrive, once the first dance is done. We'll fit around your plan.
Yes. Every menu has vegetarian and vegan options.
We travel across Somerset and the wider South West. If your event isn't listed, ask anyway — it's usually a yes.
Tell Steve the date, headcount and which brand you're after on the booking page, and he'll come back with a price.
Book now →Rather talk it through? Call Steve on 07572 416745
