Manchester Cathedral Partner with Fork & Field

Fork & Field Catering, a premier catering company known for its innovative approach and exceptional service, is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Manchester Cathedral as an exclusive catering supplier. This prestigious collaboration positions Fork & Field Catering at the forefront of high-profile events in one of Manchester's most iconic venues.

Manchester Cathedral is a thriving, diverse and welcoming church in the heart of the city, a venue admired by many for its grandeur and historical significance and was a natural choice for Fork & Field Catering. The initial approach to the Cathedral was driven by a long-standing admiration for the venue and the caliber of events it hosts. Following an impressive food tasting at Larkspur Lodge Wedding Venue, Knutsford (which is owned and operated by Fork & Field Catering), Fork & Field Catering was honored to be selected as an exclusive catering partner.

Fork & Field Catering will provide bespoke catering services for a wide range of events at Manchester Cathedral, accommodating gatherings of nearly 1,000 attendees. Events at the Cathedral tend to be at the premium end of the corporate market and Fork & Field Catering is committed to delivering exceptional culinary experiences that match the sophistication and prestige of the venue.

This significant contract will lead to the creation of 10 new jobs, both full-time and part-time, reinforcing Fork & Field's commitment to growth and excellence.

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Manchester Cathedral

"We are thrilled to be partnering with Manchester Cathedral, a venue we have long admired. This opportunity allows us to showcase our culinary expertise in a prestigious setting, and we look forward to delivering unforgettable experiences for our clients," said Richard Walker, Co-owner of Fork & Field.

"Fork & Field's innovative approach and dedication to excellence make them a perfect fit for Manchester Cathedral's high-end events. We are excited to have them on board," said Anthony O’Connor, from Manchester Cathedral.

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