To Cater



cater

kay-ter

to provide food, service, etc., as for a party or wedding: to cater for a wedding.

We like to add "excellent" after the word "provide" in the definition!

There are lots of types of events we cater....we categorize them as either individual events or business/organizational  events.

Individual events include "life" events, such as:

Weddings
Groom's Dinners
Birthdays
Anniversaries
Showers
Graduations
Housewarmings
Funerals (Life Celebrations)

Business/organizational events include corporate catering, school catering, church catering, such as:

Customer Appreciations
Sales Goal Meetings
Fellowship Gatherings
Business Anniversaries
Safety Meetings
Tenant Appreciations
Seminars
Sports Banquets
Awards Banquets
Trade Shows
Groundbreakings
Fundraisers
Union Events
School Functions
Holiday Celebrations

The possibilities are endless!

While we are well known as a pig roast caterer, specializing in barbecue catering, we offer a pretty wide variety of menus for customers to choose from, such as:








We would be pleased to cater excellent food and service for your next individual or business special event!

Please contact us at 952-469-2635 or feel free to visit us at Divine Swine Catering's site, if you are looking for excellent catering! Individual or Business, we cater any event!


"We'll Roast a Pig That You'll Really Dig....and Much, Much More!"



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