Contact
- 231 North Main Street Brewer, ME, 04412
- +20 79222025
- downtowncharcuterie@gmail.com
- downtowncharcuterie.square.site
Feast your eyes. Savor every bite
Popular Price
$
500
For a stunning focal point that tastes as good as it looks, Downtown Charcuterie, based in Brewer, ME—crafts wedding catering that ranges from individual cups to grand grazing tables. Every board is designed to match your style using fresh, local, high-quality ingredients, transforming cocktail hour into an immersive, social experience. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a full-scale celebration, they customizes presentation, color, and composition to wow guests and your photographer alike.
Why Choose Downtown Charcuterie:
- Tailored grazing setups: cups, boards, and large tables
- Fresh, local ingredients styled for weddings
- Fully customized designs to match décor and theme
- Perfect for cocktail hours and social receptions
- Statewide wedding catering with a boutique, artistic touch
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