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Last reviewed: August 4, 2026 | Edmonton | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 4, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples searching for Elite Catering & Personal Chef Services Edmonton are considering an Edmonton-based company whose official website covers wedding and special-event catering as well as personal and private chef services. The site identifies the business as operating since 2017 and describes buffet, plated, family-style and less traditional wedding meal formats, along with menus tailored to client preferences and dietary restrictions.
This profile was last reviewed on August 4, 2026. The official website confirms Edmonton, Alberta, and the phone number 780-224-5238. It does not publish a complete street address, so the legacy address has not been carried forward. Couples should also obtain a dated proposal before relying on the website’s package prices or inclusions.
Elite Catering & Personal Chef Services presents weddings and special events as a core service. Its official pages describe buffet service, plated dinners, family-style meals and non-traditional formats. The wedding section also identifies cocktail-hour food, late-night snacks, wedding packages and add-on options as parts of its menu structure.
The company’s personal-chef specialization may be relevant to smaller or less conventional celebrations. Its private-chef page describes in-home or event-space meal preparation, service and clean-up, with intimate dinners, hors d’oeuvre parties and barbecue menus among the available formats. The main site also lists optional bar service, equipment rental, vendor referrals, event planning and coordination. Couples should establish which optional services are included in their particular proposal.
The documented buffet wedding package is based on 100 guests. It includes a dinner buffet with two salads, two starches, two vegetables and two proteins, plus buns and butter and a choice of vegetable-and-dip or fruit platter. The package page also lists servers, buffet setup, serving utensils, item cards, plates, cutlery, napkins, selected linens and table setup.
The plated example is based on 50 guests and includes a customized three-course dinner, servers, plates and cutlery, selected napkins and linens, table setup, wine and water glasses, a printed menu for each guest and a post-dinner coffee and tea station. These are example package configurations, not published minimum or maximum capacities. The official site does not state a maximum guest count.
The official website identifies the business only as being in Edmonton, AB. Its package page notes that an out-of-town fee applies outside Edmonton city limits. That suggests some events beyond the city may be considered, but the site does not define a travel radius or name surrounding communities.
The documented offering may suit Edmonton couples using a venue that permits an outside caterer and wanting either a staffed buffet or plated dinner. It may also be relevant to couples seeking on-site personal-chef involvement or a package combining dinner service with basic bar setup. Venue permission, kitchen access, travel eligibility and the final guest-count rules should be checked before treating the service as a fit.
The clearest documented strength is the breadth of service formats: the official site presents buffet, plated, family-style, private-chef and non-traditional options. It also publishes detailed package inclusions rather than describing wedding catering only in general terms. The wedding page says menus can be personalized and that most allergies can be accommodated.
The evidence also has limits. No complete business address, maximum capacity, defined travel area, tasting process, booking lead time, deposit schedule or cancellation policy is published on the reviewed pages. The Wedding Packages URL contains “2023,” and the page does not display a separate effective date. Its prices are therefore useful published reference points, but couples should not assume they are guaranteed for a 2026 or later event.
At the time of review, the official Wedding Packages page listed a buffet package at $5,150 plus GST, based on 100 guests. It listed a plated dinner package at $5,950 plus GST, based on 50 guests. Both examples include bar setup: drink mixes, bitters, simple syrup, citrus, ice, bar glassware and one bartender for the stated service period. The couple supplies the alcohol.
The same page identifies an out-of-town fee for events outside Edmonton city limits and additional charges for table, tent and chair rentals. It also warns that specialty drinks may require additional glassware fees. The site does not publish a comprehensive à-la-carte wedding price list. Ask for a written quote showing the current menu, guest count, staffing, rentals, travel, GST, gratuity or service fees, bar responsibilities and payment schedule.
The confirmed official contact number is 780-224-5238, and the official website is hosted at elitecateringyeg.wixsite.com/elitecatering. Although the site identifies Edmonton, AB, it does not provide a complete postal address on the pages reviewed. The earlier phone number and street address in the legacy CWG record have therefore not been treated as current official contact details.
When making an enquiry, couples should be ready to provide their date, venue, estimated guest count, preferred service format, dietary requirements and whether bar service is needed. They can then request a proposal tied to the correct package and event logistics. Availability is not published and must be confirmed directly.
Before paying a deposit, obtain a dated contract or proposal that identifies exactly what is included. The website supplies a useful starting point, but venue conditions, guest totals and menu choices can materially change staffing, rentals and final cost.
Dietary accommodation should also be discussed at the ingredient and preparation level. The site says most allergies can be accommodated, but it does not publish cross-contact procedures or an allergy guarantee. Couples with medically significant allergies should ask how those meals will be prepared, labelled and served.
Yes. The official site describes buffet, plated, family-style and non-traditional formats. Its package page provides separate buffet and plated examples.
The official page lists a buffet package at $5,150 plus GST based on 100 guests and a plated package at $5,950 plus GST based on 50 guests. Because the page URL is labelled for 2023 and no effective date is shown, confirm all pricing in a current written quote.
Both package examples include bar setup, standard mixes, citrus, ice, glassware and one bartender for the stated period. The couple supplies the alcohol. Confirm licensing, insurance, quantities, specialty-drink needs and any extra charges.
The official wedding page says menus can be personalized and that most allergies can be accommodated. It does not publish detailed cross-contact procedures, so couples should document every allergy and confirm the preparation and service plan.
The package page identifies an out-of-town fee for events outside Edmonton city limits, but no travel radius or list of communities is published. Ask whether the specific venue is serviceable and what travel charge applies.
Phone: 780-224-5238





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