Catering business names
Names for a new catering business, each with its .com unregistered. The price includes registering it for you for the first year.
A catering name appears on quotes, invoices and event signage, so it should look right on all three. Decide whether you mainly serve weddings, offices or private parties, and pick a tone that fits, while leaving room to add other kinds of events later.
Before you commit
Search the name with the word catering and your town or city, and check maps and event directories for similar names.
Check your local business registry and the trademark database in your market. An unregistered .com does not mean the business name is legally clear to use.
Check social handles and similar spellings on the platforms where you plan to show menus and past events.
Say the name aloud as you would when answering a booking call, and ask a few people to spell it back.
Buying here includes registering the .com in your name for the first year and moving it to your own registrar account. You can also register the name yourself at any registrar.
- feastcrest.com — $49. Pairs "feast" with "crest," a name for a catering company. It suits wedding catering, corporate lunches or a private chef service.
- feastfinch.com — $49. A light catering name: "feast" plus "finch." It fits a small caterer, a grazing-table business or a picnic and party service.
- forkandlinen.com — $49. Reads "fork and linen," a name for a caterer who handles weddings and formal dinners. It also fits a tableware rental business.
- harvestplatter.com — $49. Pairs "harvest" and "platter," a name for a caterer who works with seasonal food. It also fits a grazing-board business or a farm dinner series.
- ladleandlinen.com — $49. Reads "ladle and linen," a name for a full-service caterer or a private-chef dinner business. It also suits an event kitchen.
- platterandposy.com — $49. Reads "platter and posy," a table set with a meal and flowers. A name for a wedding caterer, a grazing-board maker or an event stylist.
- platterandvine.com — $49. Reads "platter and vine," a name for a catering company or a charcuterie and wine service. It also suits a winery kitchen.
- platterhaven.com — $49. Pairs "platter" and "haven," a name for a grazing-table or party-platter business. It also suits a deli that caters.
- trayandthyme.com — $49. Reads "tray and thyme," a name for a catering business that delivers trays for offices and parties. It also fits a meal-prep service.
- traycrest.com — $49. Joins "tray" and "crest," a name for a catering or meal-delivery business. It also suits an office-lunch service or a party-platter shop.