I read a local wedding messege board, mostly to see what the newest trends are with cakes and such and get new ideas.
Well today I was reading, and there is a post that asks brides what they felt was money well spent, and what they felt they wasted money on.
90% of them said the thing they felt was the biggest waste of money was the CAKE!
I am shocked! But the comments were mostly that they spent $250+ on a wedding cake nobody ate because they had a dessert table also. One couple said they spent over $400 on a 4 tiered cake and only 3 slices were eated, on being the one she fed her husband.
Most were saying if they had to do it again, they would rent a fake $50 cake for photos only.
I was just kinda saddened reading this, I almost wanted to speak up and defend my cakes
Brides buy too much cake .... brides buy too many desserts .... brides wait until everyone has left before they cut the cake ..... brides buy their cake at "THE" bakery in town even tho' it tastes like crap and no one like to eat it .....
Then brides whine because no one eats the cake, therefore buying a cake is a waste of money.
oh, brother!!!!
Thats just stupid of the brides, why not have the cake cut up, wrapped and given to guests as they leave or have them on a table by the exit so people can help themselves as they leave?
My cake cost me $690.00 plus delivery. It was eaten down to the last crumb, as it was very good and people came back for seconds. I'd have to say it was probably one of the BEST places I spent money for my wedding. Of course we didn't bother with any additional desserts.....except for chocolate candies at each plate. I don't know. I go to a wedding, I expect to eat wedding cake. And my momma taught me that it's quite rude to leave a wedding before the cake is cut......so we're always there at least until then.
The cake is the whole point of the wedding. As a guest, I make sure I have cake and I get very disappointed when it stinks.
well when I got married I didn't even want a wedding cake .. but that's because I don't like cake or frosting ... yuck to both ... my mom and dh both said .. NO ..THERE WILL BE CAKE .. so I picked out the design I liked and they did the rest ... the taste testing, picking out flavors, etc. .... it all got eaten that's for sure .. but now that I am into making cakes, when I go to a wedding I really scope out the cake and would be really disappointed if there wasn't a cake even if I don't eat it to this day.
Personally, I've never felt that money spent on cake was a waste. A beautiful and delicious cake is worth more to ME than a bridal gown that costs a fortune and gets worn for two hours.
Agree that most brides probably get more cake (and food) than they really need. At all the weddings I've been to, people are usually very interested in eating a piece of cake.
Heck, my son-in-law says if he goes to a wedding and there's no white cake with white icing, then he's taking his gift and leaving!
The cake is the whole point of the wedding. As a guest, I make sure I have cake and I get very disappointed when it stinks.
I completely agree. I've been to a few weddings where the cake looked good, but was horrible. Either the flavor was really bad or it was way too dry.
Seems like a case of buying too much food. I would gladly for go the desserts and have the cake served instead.
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