Pizza!

The only one I can think of in Hampshire is Tithe Barn, which is in Petersfield. I know they allow external caterers as they dont have on site facilities, however, they may have a preferred supplier list. I did go to a wedding there where they had food trucks and a BBQ so it is possible.

Most venues that are barn style will often not have catering faciliites, but that means you need to hire a bar as well, so it is worth costing up all the services you will need. If you find a venue that has inhouse catering they are usually flexible on the catering if you are willing to pay for it so is worth ringing a few you like and asking the question and then go from there.

Also go on Hitched venue search and put your location and you can then tick the box that says allows private catering, you can also pick type, cost etc to narrow down the search for somewhere in your budget etc, hopefully that will help give you a starting point

Hi Jess, having pizza for your wedding breakfast is such a fun and unique idea, and luckily there are some great venues in Surrey and Hampshire that are flexible with catering if you go for mobile pizza vans or wood-fired pizza caterers—many barns, outdoor venues, and even some hotels allow external vendors if arranged in advance. You could also look at dedicated pizza catering companies that bring everything on site, giving you more control over menu choices, just like browsing through Little Caesars pizza menu prices where you can easily pick from classics like Pepperoni, Veggie, or even the famous Crazy Bread to suit all guests. It’s worth contacting rustic barns or marquee wedding venues in your area, as they tend to be the most accommodating for pizza wedding breakfasts.