Contact
- Hampden, ME, 04444
- +1-207-852-8541
- contact@freshieswoodfiredpizza.com
- freshieswoodfiredpizza.com
Where warm slices meet warm vows
Popular Price
$
1350
Bring cozy flair and irresistible aroma to your celebration with Freshies Wood Fired, Hampden’s elevated pizza-truck wedding catering. Each artisan pie is handcrafted on-site in a wood-fired oven for a warm, rustic vibe—complete with classic, gourmet, and gluten-/dairy-free options. Buffet-style service keeps the energy light and social, while customizable setup and styling blend seamlessly with your aesthetic. For laid-back luxury your guests will adore, what they delivers.
Why Choose Freshies Wood Fired:
- On-site artisan pizza catering straight from the oven
- Classic, gourmet & inclusive dietary options
- Buffet-style service perfect for social receptions
- Customizable setups matching your wedding style
- Ideal for receptions, after-parties & casual celebrations
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