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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Catering |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Tabletop Charcuterie is an active charcuterie business with an official ordering website that identifies Annie as owner and creator. Its current site offers boxes, platters, large orders and grazing tables, and specifically includes weddings among the events for which grazing tables are available.
For couples searching for Surrey wedding grazing tables, this is a specialist food-display option rather than a documented full-service reception caterer. The official website provides a current inquiry route, menu descriptions, delivery guidance and lead-time information, but it does not publish a complete wedding package or a public street address.
Tabletop Charcuterie’s official site centres on charcuterie boxes, platters and grazing tables. The published grazing-table section says the business serves weddings as well as birthdays, baby showers, bachelorette parties and corporate events. It states that multiple grazing-table packages are available to suit party size and budget.
For smaller-format food, the site lists a Date Night Box, Individual Box, Social Platter and The Feast platter. The boxes and platters combine stated quantities of meats and cheeses with fruit, vegetables, nuts, crackers and other accompaniments. Bread and crackers, extra meat or cheese, serving tools, wine and note cards are also listed as add-ons.
The official site describes pickup as being in the Surrey Sullivan Heights area, with the exact pickup location shared after an order is confirmed. It offers free delivery to Surrey and North Delta for orders over $150. For other destinations, it says delivery is arranged by courier and quoted after the order is received.
This may suit couples planning a grazing-table element, welcome gathering, wedding-party food or reception snack display in Surrey or nearby areas where courier delivery can be confirmed. The official page does not set out a formal Vancouver, Lower Mainland or venue-by-venue delivery radius, so couples outside the stated free-delivery areas should obtain a written delivery quote before relying on the service.
A documented strength is the business’s dedicated grazing-table offering: weddings are named directly on the official page, and the business states that it has multiple packages for different party sizes and budgets. The menu also gives concrete product descriptions and serving guidance for several boxes and platters, helping couples understand the format of those options.
The practical limitation is the level of public wedding detail. The website does not state wedding guest minimums, staff attendance, setup scope, cleanup, rentals, dietary cross-contact procedures or a formal service-area map. It also does not publish a full postal pickup address or telephone number. Those are items to clarify directly before booking.
The official HTML menu publishes several non-wedding-format prices: the Date Night Box is listed at $65 and serves two to four, while the Individual Box is $35 and serves one to two; both state a minimum order of five boxes. The Social Platter is listed at $160 for up to 10, and The Feast is $240 for up to 16. These items should not be treated as a quoted wedding catering package.
Current pricing is not explicitly published for wedding grazing tables. The official page says multiple packages are available according to party size and budget, so request an itemized quote covering the food, delivery or courier fee, setup, applicable taxes, service items and any add-ons. The published delivery guidance estimates courier delivery elsewhere at about $20–$40, but says the actual quote is provided after the order is received.
The official website directs customers to complete its online inquiry/order form. It says the business will respond to confirm the order and provide payment details by email. Its FAQ states a preference for e-transfer; cash is also mentioned, and credit-card payment is stated to carry a 1.5% service fee.
For grazing tables and large orders, the published lead time is two weeks. This is not an availability guarantee, so couples should ask whether their date can be held, what information is needed for confirmation, and when the final guest count and menu choices are due.
Before committing, confirm whether the grazing table is intended as cocktail-hour food, a supplement to another meal or enough food for the planned guest count. Ask for the exact package description, serving assumptions, ingredient substitutions and the treatment of dietary restrictions or allergies. The website says fruit and vegetables are seasonal and that it will try to accommodate dietary needs, but no wedding-specific dietary policy is published.
Also confirm the venue’s access time, the business’s setup responsibilities, food-service timing, required tables or linens, disposal or cleanup, delivery charge and cancellation terms. The published cancellation policy for orders describes full refunds with 48 hours’ notice, a 50% refund for notice between 24 and 48 hours, and no refund within 24 hours; couples should verify whether that policy applies unchanged to a custom wedding grazing table.
Yes. Its official website lists weddings among the events it serves with grazing tables and says multiple packages are available for different party sizes and budgets.
The official grazing-table section states that two weeks’ notice is required. Couples should still confirm date availability directly through the inquiry form.
The official site states free delivery to Surrey and North Delta on orders over $150. Other destinations are handled by courier with a quote after the order is received. Pickup is described as being in the Surrey Sullivan Heights area, with the exact location shared after confirmation.
Current pricing is not explicitly published for wedding grazing tables. The official website publishes prices for several boxes and platters, but asks couples to inquire for grazing-table packages.
Website: https://tabletopcharcuterie.com/





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