If a bride says she's inviting 100 guests to her reception should I make a cake for 100 or for less since there will always be people who can't make it? Also, in the case of 100 guests, what size would I make the groom's cake? Is it supposed to feed the same amount? I thought they were supposed to be smaller than the wedding cake. Thanks!
If a bride says she's inviting 100 guests to her reception should I make a cake for 100 or for less since there will always be people who can't make it? Also, in the case of 100 guests, what size would I make the groom's cake? Is it supposed to feed the same amount? I thought they were supposed to be smaller than the wedding cake. Thanks!
Chocomama,
I usually make over the amount of the order. So, if the bride wants a cake for 100 I usually round it up to be on the safe side. It's better to have too much than not enough.
I agree - I am also of the belief better a little too much than not enough, so i always make for a little more, and if there is some extra, it's always a nice thing for a bride to be able to calmly sit down after all the hustle and bustle and really enjoy a piece of her cake
I actually did a cake for a wedding where the bride and groom ended up cutting the anniversary tier at their reception because the guest ate all of the cake. I volunteered to make them another tier for their 1st anniversary.
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