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Red Deer Catering

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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Red Deer | Wedding Catering |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Red Deer Catering is a wedding caterer serving Red Deer and Central Alberta. Its official website says the business has served the region since 1972 and has catered thousands of weddings, alongside other private and community events.

For couples researching Red Deer wedding catering, the company publishes two wedding-package menus with dinner and late-lunch components. The official site also describes catering trucks equipped with ovens and coolers, intended to help the team complete meals at event locations within 1.5 hours of Red Deer.

Services and specialization

Red Deer Catering’s published wedding offerings centre on buffet-style meals. The standard Wedding Package pairs a roast-beef dinner with a late lunch of sandwich and wrap trays, cheese, sausage and crackers, fruit, vegetables with dip, dessert trays, tea and coffee. The dinner menu includes AAA Alberta inside round roast beef, potatoes, vegetables, salads, rolls, beverages and a dessert choice.

Its Epic Wedding Package adds honey barbecue chicken to the dinner and uses a taco-bar late lunch. The business also publishes menus for dinners, lunches, breakfasts, canapés, desserts, beverages and other buffet selections. Those additional menus may be useful for couples considering a different reception format, but availability and suitability for a specific wedding should be confirmed directly with the caterer.

Published wedding formats: Wedding Package and Epic Wedding Package.
Published menu components include dinner, late lunch, beverages, dessert choices and table linens.
Other official menu categories include dinners, lunches, breakfasts, canapés and stand-up buffet options.

Service area and who it may suit

The company identifies itself as serving Central Alberta. Its homepage states that its catering trucks can finish meals at events anywhere within 1.5 hours of Red Deer. This is a published travel reference, rather than a guarantee of service at every location in that radius.

The official contact page says the kitchen is located at Westerner Park, sharing the Prairie Pavilion shipping-and-receiving area. Couples planning a Red Deer or Central Alberta reception who want a catered buffet with dinner and later food service may find the published wedding packages relevant. Couples outside the stated travel reference, or those planning another service style, should ask whether the date, venue and format can be accommodated.

Officially stated region: Central Alberta.
Officially stated travel reference: within 1.5 hours of Red Deer.
Kitchen location stated by the company: Westerner Park.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the scale described on the official site: Red Deer Catering says it serves groups up to 3,000. It also states that its buffets include china dishes for all courses, dessert and beverages, plus linen tablecloths for tables. On the standard and Epic wedding pages, the company distinguishes the dinner service—served with china, linens, cutlery and glass glasses—from the late lunch, which is served with disposable dishes.

The company also publishes a long operating history, stating that it has served Central Alberta since 1972. This is background supplied by the business, not an independent assessment of quality. Practical limitations are equally important: the reviewed website pages do not provide a current wedding-date calendar, minimum guest count, travel-fee schedule, deposit terms or full dietary-accommodation procedures. These points need direct confirmation before booking.

Published capacity: groups up to 3,000.
Published buffet inclusions include tablecloths and complete hardware.
Late-lunch service in the listed wedding packages uses disposable dishes.
Current availability, minimums and travel charges are not published on the reviewed wedding pages.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on the official website. The Wedding Package is listed at $48.00 per person for the dinner and late lunch combined. The Epic Wedding Package is listed at $54.75 per person for the dinner and lunch combined. The standard package page also says its late lunch can be added to any dinner buffet for $13 per person; the Epic package’s taco-bar lunch is listed as an add-on for $15.75 per person.

The published package pages state that dinner service includes china dishes, linen tablecloths, cutlery and glass glasses, while the late lunch uses disposable dishes. The Epic Wedding Package page further states that the company does not have a mandatory gratuity charge. The pages do not establish total event cost, taxes, travel, staffing, rentals or custom-menu pricing. Request a dated written quote for the exact guest count, venue and menu.

Wedding Package: $48.00 per person, dinner and late lunch combined.
Epic Wedding Package: $54.75 per person, dinner and lunch combined.
Published note: no mandatory gratuity charge on the Epic Wedding Package page.

Contact and booking

The official contact page lists owner Andrew Stone and gives the mailing address as 38253 RGE RD 283, Red Deer County, AB, T4E 1Z5. The published telephone number is 403-343-6186, and the listed email is andrewstone@rdcatering.ab.ca.

The same page asks visitors to call before visiting because the kitchen keeps irregular catering hours. The official site includes a Booking Procedures section in its navigation, but couples should contact the business to verify the current booking steps and the information required for a quote.

Phone: 403-343-6186.
Email: andrewstone@rdcatering.ab.ca.
Call before visiting, according to the official contact page.

What couples should confirm

Before reserving, confirm whether the preferred date and venue fall within the team’s service area and whether the stated 1.5-hour travel reference applies to the planned location. Ask for the guest-count minimum, delivery or travel costs, setup and teardown scope, staffing, taxes and the payment or cancellation terms that will apply to the event.

Menu details deserve a separate conversation. The published packages include specific roast-beef, chicken, sandwich, wrap and taco-bar items, but couples should confirm substitutions, vegetarian or vegan options, allergy procedures, dessert selections, timing of the late lunch and whether the serving ware described online matches the final event plan.

Confirm date availability and venue travel details.
Request an itemized, dated quote including taxes and any travel or staffing charges.
Confirm dietary accommodations, substitutions and allergy procedures.
Confirm guest minimums, booking terms and service timing.

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Frequently asked questions

What wedding packages does Red Deer Catering publish?

The official site publishes a Wedding Package with a roast-beef dinner and sandwich-and-wrap late lunch, plus an Epic Wedding Package with roast beef and honey barbecue chicken for dinner and a taco-bar late lunch.

What are Red Deer Catering’s published wedding-package prices?

The official website lists the Wedding Package at $48.00 per person and the Epic Wedding Package at $54.75 per person, with dinner and late lunch combined. Confirm the final total, taxes and any event-specific charges directly.

How far does Red Deer Catering say it can travel?

Its homepage says catering trucks can complete meals at events anywhere within 1.5 hours of Red Deer. Confirm whether your specific venue is serviceable and whether travel costs apply.

Where is Red Deer Catering’s kitchen located?

The official contact page says the kitchen is at Westerner Park and shares the Prairie Pavilion shipping-and-receiving area. It asks visitors to call before coming because of irregular catering hours.