Catering · Brisbane
Dial-A-Butler is a catering business in 28 Wandoo St. Pricing is quoted per wedding. Dial-A-Butler has not published a diary. Add your date and your enquiry asks for you.
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Every amount carries its currency code. A starting price is the lowest package the business publishes, not a quote for your wedding — send your date and guest count to get one.
| Signal | Value |
|---|---|
| Starting price | Quote on request |
| Price band | Quote Required |
| Typical reply time | Not published |
| Availability on your date | Ask about your date |
What couples typically pay for catering in Brisbane, from Wedyesday’s cost guide (GST-inclusive AUD for a wedding of around 100 guests). It is a regional range, not a quote from Dial-A-Butler.
AUD 10,000 – AUD 22,000
Typical catering in Brisbane for 100 guests
Dial-A-Butler has not published a price, so ask for a quote with your date and guest count.
Roughly A$100–220 a head for seated or premium cocktail menus — venue packages with drinks included are common in Brisbane.
Brisbane
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Dial-A-Butler has not published a starting price, so every wedding is quoted individually — this listing sits in the quote required band. Send your date and guest count for a real number; it is free.
Typically AUD 10,000–AUD 22,000 (GST-inclusive AUD for a wedding of around 100 guests), from Wedyesday's Brisbane cost guide. That is a regional range, not a quote from Dial-A-Butler. Dial-A-Butler has not published a price, so ask for a quote with your date and guest count.
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28 Wandoo St. It serves Brisbane.
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