Lavender Haze Mobile kitchen at an outdoor Wisconsin wedding

Weddings / anywhere with room to pull in

Dinner has an arrival time.

The truck can anchor cocktail hour, serve the main meal, open late at night, or stay for all three. The format follows the wedding instead of forcing the wedding to follow a kitchen.

Plan the wedding
Cocktail hourDinnerDessertLate nightOne service plan

A wedding kitchen with wheels

The room can be anywhere.

A farm, private home, warehouse, garden, or venue without the kitchen the menu needs. We bring cooking capacity to the property, then plan the guest flow, timing, and service window around the celebration.

Four moments.
One truck.

Choose the part of the wedding that needs a kitchen—or let the mobile kitchen move through the entire evening.

01

Cocktail hour

Fresh, fast service while guests arrive and the room changes.

02

Dinner

A menu planned for the property, headcount, and way guests will be served.

03

Dessert

A sweet service with the cold truck, mobile kitchen, or both.

04

Late night

The window opens again when the dance floor needs a second wind.

Wedding guests being served from Lavender Haze MobileJoe Reeves / Iron Video Production

Service is part of the menu

Build for the line.

Food from a truck succeeds when the menu, equipment, staff, and guest flow are designed together. We map the service window before the wedding so the experience feels intentional from the first order to the last plate.

01Date, property, headcount
02Menu and service format
03Truck position and guest flow
04Arrival, cooking, service

One part
or the whole night.

The right role depends on the venue, timeline, and what the couple wants guests to remember.

Main service

The kitchen at dinner.

Cook and finish on the property, then serve through the window or a planned event format.

Second act

Late night, fully awake.

A focused menu arrives when guests want it most.

Open air

A table made for the place.

Pair the mobile kitchen with our Open Table for a garden, field, or private-property dinner.

Where are you getting married?

Send the date, location, guest count, and the part of the wedding you want the truck to own.

Begin the wedding brief