It’s official. The school gates have closed for the last time until September and whether your little ones are moving up a year, heading into high school or taking the leap into college life after the break, the summer holidays are finally, properly here.
And yes, six weeks can feel daunting. But it’s also six weeks of slower mornings, no school run and the kind of unrushed family time that’s surprisingly hard to come by during term time. The moments that tend to get squeezed out when everyone’s rushing around – the long afternoons, the impromptu get-togethers, the days where nobody has anywhere to be – those are back on the table for a while.
Andover has been doing its bit to help set the scene too. With temperatures nudging the high twenties and low thirties, and sunshine that’s been stubbornly sticking around rather than making a brief appearance and disappearing, this summer has been a scorcher so far, and by all accounts it’s not about to cool down anytime soon.
Which makes it the perfect time for a garden party.
There’s a particular kind of afternoon that only happens in summer. Everyone you love in one place, cold drinks, the smell of something smoky and delicious drifting across the garden and absolutely nowhere else to be. It sounds simple because it is – and it’s the kind of memory that tends to stick around long after the tan has faded.
The part nobody loves, of course, is the cooking. Getting the food right for a crowd – especially one with different dietary preferences and requirements scattered across the guest list – is a lot to take on 
when you’re supposed to be the one relaxing. But fortunately, that’s what Hog Roast Tewkesbury was made for.
Hand the catering over to Hog Roast Tewkesbury and we’ll make sure every single guest is well-fed and looked after, whatever their preferences. A quick conversation about your event size, style and budget is all we need to start narrowing down the perfect menu from our full range of options.
So go on, give Hog Roast Tewkesbury a call today – the sunshine is waiting and so are we.
