Festival Style Catering

Fire-cooked food, served fresh from our Land Rover ovens.

What is Festival Style?

Feast with All the Senses


Live-fire cooking: roasted meats and vegetables, flavoured by smoke and flame
Communal style: generous platters served to the centre of tables for sharing
Seasonal and local: built around Cotswolds-sourced produce with a delicious twist


All served straight from the fire in our Land Rover ovens: stylish, theatrical, and ready wherever you host your day

Tailored for Your Celebration

Turn your wedding or event into a festival of flavour:

+ Tipi weddings & barn venues

+ Outdoor corporate events

+ Celebrations with a rustic or alternative theme

This feast format is part of our wider wedding and event catering range. Alternatively, go with feasting tables or a sharing style service for full flexibility.

Padron peppers in fire at Cotswold wedding

What does it cost?

Prices are dependent on your preferred serving style, guest number and location.

To give you a ballpark figure, our Festival Style Wood Fired Feast for 100 guests, served in front of a Land Rover Defender starts from £28 per guest. Alternatively, our wood-fired pizzas start from £19 per guest.

Prices vary depending on guest numbers, location and any additions. You’re very welcome to build out your menu with canapés, a starter, or a dessert course.

For a tailored quote for your wedding or event get in touch below.

It was fantastic thank you, your team were brilliant and the food was amazing. Everyone commented on how lovely the food was and how efficient and polite your team of staff were.  Thank you so much Alice, and thank you to all of your team for making our Wedding run smoothly and be such a special day.

LET’S PLAN YOUR FEAST

With a few details from you, we can plan your feast and provide a no obligation quote

Or contact us

The Wild Oven Ltd,
Billesley Manor Farm,
Billesley,
Stratford upon Avon,
Warwickshire,
B49 6NE
Tel: 01789 765 765 Whatsapp: 447761800526 hello@thewildoven.co.uk

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