EPIC Caterers has won an award

A gold trophy

After months of anticipation and fierce competition, The 1st Nation’s Wedding Awards 2023 took place on Wednesday, the 1st of November, at the Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel and was hosted by DJ, comedian, and presenter Tommy Sandhu.

The event aims to acknowledge and honour the talented individuals, teams, and businesses whose sole goal is to provide their couples with the most magical memories and a wedding day to remember.

Top celebrants, hairstylists, venues, and photographers, amongst others, gathered together to celebrate their achievements and their daily efforts to leave their customers with the best of impressions.

EPIC Caterers, Cardiff, was one of the finalists in the Caterer of the Year category. The competition was fierce, but Epic Caterers received recognition and took the trophy home.

"We are immensely proud and honoured to receive this award. It's a testament to the hard work and dedication of our talented team. We look forward to continuing to exceed expectations and delivering exceptional catering services.” Nick Collins, founder and CEO of Epic Caterers.

For more information about Epic Caterers, visit www.epiccaterers.com

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