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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Calgary | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Olivella Events and Catering is now presented on its official website as Olivella Catering. The company identifies itself as founded and operated by the Aminzadah brothers and offers catering in Calgary and Edmonton, including wedding and event catering.
For couples researching Calgary wedding catering, Olivella lists canapés, platters and buffet packages on its event-catering menu. The site also says it can provide bar service and experienced event staff, making it worth considering for couples who want to discuss both food and service support with one caterer.
Olivella Catering’s official services page describes event catering for weddings, small parties and larger parties. The company lists canapés and platters, including grazing platters, cold canapés and hot canapés, as well as buffet packages.
For weddings, the site says bar services are available and that experienced staff can be provided for a function. It also promotes custom catering packages for clients with a particular culinary vision or special dietary need. A custom menu is therefore a documented option to discuss, rather than a guaranteed inclusion in every booking.
Olivella presents its catering services for Calgary and Edmonton. The official site does not set out a detailed delivery radius, venue list or travel policy, so couples planning outside either city should ask whether their venue can be served and whether travel or delivery charges apply.
The published event menu is relevant to receptions considering passed or displayed bites, grazing-style offerings or buffet service. The buffet pricing is based on service for 50 guests, so it gives a useful starting point for medium-to-larger celebrations, but it is not evidence of a minimum or maximum wedding guest count.
A documented strength is the range of service elements shown on the current event-catering page: food formats, bar service and the availability of experienced staff. The site also separates the food offering from operational add-ons, which helps couples identify items that need to be discussed in a quote.
A practical limitation is that the published event prices exclude staffing and additional rentals. The site does not publish a complete wedding package, a full list of rental inventory, a postal address, or an event-specific service timeline. Those details should be confirmed before comparing proposals.
Olivella publishes selected event-catering prices. Its Classic buffet is listed at $39.95 and its Premium buffet at $49.95; both are stated as based on service for 50 guests. The page says required disposable plates, napkins and cutlery are included, while staffing and additional rentals are excluded.
Canapé and platter prices are also published individually, with serving quantities stated for several items. Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Ask for a written wedding estimate that distinguishes menu food, staff, bar service, rentals, delivery, tax and any applicable gratuities.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The official website offers a quote-request form and says the team will respond with a quote within 24 hours. It does not display a clean postal address or a current telephone number on the official HTML pages reviewed, so neither is published in this profile.
A productive first enquiry should include the wedding date, venue city, expected guest count, preferred service format and any dietary needs. Request a proposal that clearly names what is included in the food price and which services are additional.
Before booking, confirm availability for the date and venue, the appropriate guest-count minimums, chosen menu, food-service timing, staff numbers, bar-service scope, rentals, delivery/setup and cleanup responsibilities. If service takes place outside Calgary or Edmonton, confirm travel and logistics in writing.
For special dietary needs, explain the requirements before selecting a menu and ask how the requested accommodations will be handled for the specific event. Couples should also confirm deposit, payment, change and cancellation terms directly with Olivella.
Yes. Its official event-catering page states that it serves clients looking for a wedding caterer and publishes an event menu with canapés, platters and buffet packages.
The official event menu lists grazing platters, cold and hot canapés, and Classic and Premium buffet packages. Ask directly about the best format for a specific wedding.
No. The event-catering page says its buffet pricing includes required disposables but does not include staffing or additional rentals.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The company publishes selected event-menu prices and invites couples to request a quote.
Its official website presents Olivella as a caterer in Calgary and Edmonton. Confirm venue coverage directly, especially for locations outside those cities.
Website: https://www.olivella.ca/





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