A day of visiting clients with a visit to Oxford and to Witney. We always like to meet our wedding couples and to sit down with them and sort out a schedule for their special day. From the colour of Continue reading make your event a day to remember→

Allergic to dogs and cats? Then get a micro pig, the new pampered celebrity pet. They have hair not fur and they are therefore safe for people who are normally allergic to animals. They are intelligent and believe it or Continue reading micro pigs→

   Is it easy to talk to someone about my event? We are always at the end of the phone and happy to discuss your requirements

Our company requires a Christmas function for 800 people. Is this possible? We are used to dealing with large numbers and can supply a pig roast for any number from 20 to 2000 plus.

  All of our menus are a starting point for discussion – we recognise that every event is different – and we take this into consideration. So if you want a different dessert, or an alternative starter just ask.

  We always bring a gazebo with us, so come rain or shine we can always cope with the vagaries of the British weather. Our pig roasting machines are extremely manoeuvrable and can be wheeled into your venue for carving Continue reading What happens if it rains?→

? We come fully equipped with everything to do the job. We just need an electricity supply for the spit but if this is a problem we can quote for a generator to be brought on site.

  We usually reckon on about six hours to cook a pig. This means that we require access to your venue about six and a half hours before your chosen service time. Our pigs are all cooked fully at your Continue reading how long does it take to cook the perfect hog roast?→

Last weekend started early for us .Thursday was a busy day– we went to Oxford for a corporate event for a jewellery company for 200 people.  The event was on an airfield in a hangar and was accompanied by a Continue reading corporate event in oxford→

We have lots of lambs at the moment gambolling around the fields on the farm. It is finally a picture of spring, the fields are lush and green and the hedges are finally coming into leaf. Our two surviving resident Continue reading Spring arrives in Buckinghamshire→