Portfolio Events


Creating unique and unforgettable occasions


From serving guests at some of London’s most illustrious venues to catering for weddings and events locally, to offering support to food charities and community organisations, Portfolio Events Catering is determined to make a diff erence. Based in Kettering, Portfolio Events has over 20 years’


experience in creating innovative menus and seamlessly managing the logistics of an event to make everything from a family gathering to an awards dinner a truly mem- orable occasion. Starting small, at a family-run farm in Northamptonshire,


the company has built a client base that covers not only the county but the surrounding areas, including Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, East Anglia and the Midlands.


Recently, it gained a listing with the Royal Maritime


Greenwich, which includes such locations as the Cutty Sark, the National Maritime Museum, Queens House, and the Royal Observatory; Portfolio Events will be working with these impressive venues to cater for guests a host of events and celebrations. Mat Norris, Managing Director of Portfolio Events,


said: “It has always been our aim to create unique and unforgettable experiences for our clients and we’re proud to be growing our client base, and working with the likes of Royal Maritime Greenwich cements our place as a caterer of national repute. “At the same time, we are never happier than providing


something very special for local events, from weddings and family parties through to catering for local awards events like the Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards.” Portfolio Events found itself on the receiving end of an


awards ceremony recently, picking up both a National and Regional Winner award in the Caterer of the Year category at T e 2025 Wedding Industry Awards.


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