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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Regina | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Wallnuts is a Regina-based caterer with a dedicated weddings offering. For couples searching for Regina wedding catering, its official site describes customized wedding packages and help designing the wider reception experience, not solely the meal.
The business’s official website confirms its current location at 401 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4N 0P6, and lists a Regina phone number. The site says it serves celebrations in Regina and around the province; discuss the specific venue and travel requirements directly when you inquire. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.
Wallnuts’ wedding page says its wedding packages are customized for each couple and that the team works with clients on the overall experience and details. The official site presents wedding catering alongside event planning and bar service, making it relevant to receptions where food, drinks and setup coordination need to work together.
Documented wedding-related additions include bar and wait staff, plus rentals such as plates, cutlery, linen napkins, glassware, backdrops and set décor. Wallnuts also says it works with decorators to manage setup and teardown. These are services to discuss as part of a proposal rather than assumptions about what is included in every booking.
The official site describes events ranging from small, intimate gatherings to large affairs in Regina and around the province. That makes Wallnuts worth contacting for couples holding a Regina reception as well as those considering a venue beyond the city, subject to confirmation of travel, staffing and site logistics.
Its micro-wedding content may be useful for couples planning a smaller celebration. The business describes scaling back the guest list while building an intimate experience; it does not publish a standard minimum or maximum wedding guest count, so couples should provide their anticipated attendance when requesting information.
A documented feature of Wallnuts’ approach is customization: its wedding page says packages are designed around the couple and their day, while its event-planning page describes tailor-made planning. The company also describes its food approach as using locally sourced ingredients and being “farm fueled” and chef driven. These are statements of the company’s approach, not independent quality assessments.
Practical details are not fully published. The official pages do not set out a wedding menu catalogue, dietary-accommodation policy, staffing ratios, service-area fees, capacity limits or a date-availability calendar. Couples should treat the consultation as the point to establish those specifics.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Wallnuts’ official wedding page directs couples to contact the business for a personalized free consultation, but it does not provide package totals, per-person catering prices, rental rates, bar minimums or travel charges for weddings.
Ask for a written, itemized proposal that separates food, bar service, service staff, rentals, décor coordination, delivery or travel, taxes, gratuities and any setup or teardown charges. If the reception plan changes, ask how guest-count changes and substitutions affect the quote.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Wallnuts lists its address and phone number on its official website. Its wedding page asks prospective clients to contact the team for a personalized free consultation. Start the conversation with the wedding date, venue, approximate guest count, meal format and whether bar service or rentals are being considered.
For a useful first proposal, include the venue’s access times, kitchen or prep facilities, whether outside catering is permitted, and any service schedule constraints. This gives the business the information needed to advise on catering, staffing and coordination needs.
Before booking, confirm which components are in the quoted package and which are optional. Wallnuts describes rentals, bar service, wait staff, decorator coordination, setup and teardown, but the scope for a particular wedding should be documented in writing.
Also confirm menu development and tasting arrangements, dietary and allergen procedures, the on-site lead, liquor-service responsibilities, venue requirements, delivery or travel terms, payment schedule, cancellation terms and the final guest-count deadline. These questions address information that is not published on the official wedding pages.
Yes. Its official wedding page lists bar and wait staff, rental items such as plates, cutlery, linen napkins and glassware, plus décor-related setup and teardown coordination. Confirm the exact scope in your proposal.
Yes. Wallnuts has a dedicated micro-wedding section on its official wedding page and describes creating intimate wedding experiences. The site does not publish a guest-count range, so ask whether your planned size and venue are a fit.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Contact Wallnuts for a personalized consultation and request an itemized quote for your menu, staffing, bar, rentals and travel needs.
The official website lists 401 Victoria Avenue, Regina SK S4N 0P6.
Address: 401 Victoria Avenue, Regina SK S4N 0P6
Phone: 306-543-9255
Website: https://www.wallnuts.ca/





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