I Stuffed Up And Need Some Help
Business By Cakechick123 Updated 12 Oct 2009 , 3:03pm by Cakechick123
One of my wedding cakes for this weekend was supposed to have one layer of chocolate cake. One of my assistants jobs is to make a list of all the cake sizes and flavours for that weekend that I use to bake from. She made a mistake and listed all the tiers as vanilla cakes!
The MOB emailed me now, saying the cake was lovely and tasted great, but that they were sad not have had the chocolate cake 
I feel terrible and will send her a gift voucher, Im just not sure about the wording, the one I've typed so far sounds sooooo lame 
Could anyone help with some professional wording please
I would think a partial refund is in order not a gift voucher as it is a major screw up getting the flavours wrong.
I dont agree, unless she asked for money back. I would offer the gift voucher, hopefully some of the pros will chime in with wording as requested.
Can you do anything with this?~~
Please accept my sincere apologies for our error in not providing the chocolate cake as ordered and for the ensuing disappointment you et al experienced. I would ten thousand times more wish that this mistake had never happened but I sincerely thank you for bringing this to my attention and allowing me to attempt to make amends in the only way that I can at this point.
Here is a check for $100 (aka 20%) ~have a nice time at lunch on My Cake Co.
And/Or
Here is a $100 coupon for a complimentary chocolate cake to adorn the celebration of your choice sometime in the next year.
And/Or
Please advise me of your favorite charity as well and a generous gift will be made in the name Mr. & Mrs. Din Getnochocolate. The disapoinment can best be made null by the fact that some greater good will be accomplished in their name.
I truly value your business and trust that the nicest lunch and my finest chocolate cake will affirm my heartfelt appreciation for your understanding and patronage.
Blessings to you and on the Newlyweds,
Sincerely,
Kate K
MyCakeCompany
Can you do anything with this?~~
Please accept my sincere apologies for our error in not providing the chocolate cake as ordered and for the ensuing disappointment you et al experienced. I would ten thousand times more wish that this mistake had never happened but I sincerely thank you for bringing this to my attention and allowing me to attempt to make amends in the only way that I can at this point.
Here is a check for $100 (aka 20%) ~have a nice time at lunch on My Cake Co.
And/Or
Here is a $100 coupon for a complimentary chocolate cake to adorn the celebration of your choice sometime in the next year.
And/Or
Please advise me of your favorite charity as well and a generous gift will be made in the name Mr. & Mrs. Din Getnochocolate. The disapoinment can best be made null by the fact that some greater good will be accomplished in their name.
I truly value your business and trust that the nicest lunch and my finest chocolate cake will affirm my heartfelt appreciation for your understanding and patronage.
Blessings to you and on the Newlyweds,
Sincerely,
Kate K
MyCakeCompany
I think I'd say instead of that boldened line^^^
The disapoinment can hopefully be overcome in time by the fact that some greater good will be accomplished in their name.
K8 you do have a way with words 
Thank you so much!
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