Wedding Coffee Catering, Toronto & the GTA
The espresso bar is the wedding upgrade guests actually remember: a wool-white cart, two baristas, and a saffron latte while the dance floor warms up. Published pricing from $8.00 per guest.
The espresso bar starts at $8.00 per guest with a $1,200 minimum covering up to 150 guests.

How the cart fits a wedding day
Ceremony welcome
Guests arrive to made-to-order coffee. The cart sets up quietly before your first guest does.
Two baristas, no lineup
Every booking includes two baristas and up to 70 made-to-order drinks an hour. Past 500 guests we run two bars and four baristas.
A short menu done properly
Espresso classics, our saffron latte and cardamom cold brew, hot and iced, with oat and almond milk included.
Published pricing, no surprises
Rates start at $8.00 with a $1,200 minimum covering up to 150 guests, and the balance due on event day.

One calm thing on a full day
The cart is ready before the room fills, so coffee feels like part of the welcome.
Beyond the big day

A proper post-dinner espresso
As dinner ends, guests take a made-to-order latte to the dance floor while we work around your program.
Every booking, all in
- Two professional baristas at every event
- Up to 70 made-to-order drinks an hour per bar
- Published pricing with a flat $150 deposit
- $0 Toronto, $75 GTA, $175 nearby cities
- No gratuity line, no hidden extras
- Setup, service, and full pack-down as one booking
A flat $150 deposit holds your date. The balance is due on event day. Quotes stay valid for 14 days. Travel is $0 within Toronto, $75 elsewhere in the GTA, and $175 for supported cities outside the GTA within a two-hour drive. There is no gratuity line. Ever. The price you see is the price you pay, plus HST.
Wedding coffee, in plain numbers
A wedding booking runs on the same published rate card as everything else we do. Standard service is $8.00 per guest, so a 200 guest wedding is $1,600. Premium is $9.00 and Signature is $11.00, each tier adding drinks and bar detail. The deposit is a flat $150, the balance is due on event day, and there is no gratuity line. The packages and pricing page lists every tier and add-on in writing, so you can budget without a sales call.
Throughput is the number that keeps your reception moving: up to 70 drinks per hour per bar, with two baristas on every booking. That is why a 2 to 3 hour post-dinner window works for most guest lists. For large weddings the volume curve is published too: 15% off at 500 guests and up, 25% off from 1,000, at which point we run two bars with four baristas. Travel outside central Toronto is a flat $75, not a mileage calculation that changes after the quote.
The same cart that runs your wedding runs our weekday work. If you are planning a launch, a client day, or an all-day offsite, our coffee catering in Toronto guide covers how the bar performs in office settings, and the same pricing applies. For reception planning itself, the wedding coffee cart ideas guide walks through placement, timing, and menu length, and the FAQ page answers the booking questions we hear most.
Honesty is the whole pitch. We publish prices because the quote is the invoice. We do not add a gratuity line, we do not pad the bar menu to inflate the per-guest number, and if heavy weather forces a rebook, we rebook without a fee fight. That is the standard we hold on every wedding, from a 40 person backyard ceremony to a 500 guest ballroom.
Booking is deliberately boring, which is the point. You send the venue, the guest count, and the service window. The estimate comes back the same day, the flat $150 deposit holds the date, and the balance is due on event day. Logistics get confirmed in advance: a level spot about 3 by 2 metres for the cart, an outlet if the venue has one, and a load-in path that stays clear of the photographers at work. On the day, the cart arrives early, sets up quietly, and the first drink is poured before the first guest asks for one. If the plan changes, the rebooking terms are in writing with everything else.
Before you book
How much does a wedding coffee cart cost in the GTA?
From $8.00 per guest with a $1,200 minimum covering up to 150 guests. A flat $150 deposit confirms an available date, and events past 500 guests take 15% off, 25% from 1,000.
When during the wedding should the espresso bar run?
Post-dinner is the favourite: a 2 to 3 hour window as dinner ends and dancing starts, timed to your program.
What does the venue need, and can you serve outdoors?
A level spot about 3 by 2 metres; an outlet helps but is not required. The canopy covers sun and light rain, and for heavy weather we rebook without a fee fight.
Is gratuity added to wedding bookings?
No. There is no gratuity line on any Syfr booking, and the price you see is the price you pay, plus HST.
Hold your date
A flat $150 deposit holds any date. Tell us the venue and guest count and the estimate is instant.