Planning a wedding? Then you certainly are excited about the design (and eat) your wedding cake! This is a rundown of the questions about wedding cakes, including design, cutting, customs and etiquette.
What is the groom's cake, and who should pay for it? groom's cake is an old custom of the South caught on like wildfire across the country in recent years. This is another smaller cake that is designed to highlight something about the groom, as his hobbies, pets, occupation, kinship, and so the groom cake is whimsical and fun element that can add dash of humor, even the most formal wedding. As the main wedding cake, groom's cake is traditionally paid for by the bride's family. It is very often the bride in secret and unveiled at the reception as a special surprise for the groom.
How do I choose the decorations for my wedding cake? wedding cake is the focal point at the reception and as such should be the one element that reinforces the wedding theme or style. All white cakes are traditional, but the brightly colored cake decorations are appropriate for all but the most formal wedding. Flowers, or sugar, or fresh, is one of the most classic option for cake decorations. If you like the idea of all white, choose a design that will give you a character cake. Many brides have their cake designed to mimic elements of their bridal ensemble, such as a pattern of lace on the dress or their pearl wedding jewelry. pearl bridal jewelry can be mimicked with tiny beads glaze trimming each layer cake or as the whole point of the Swiss motif.
When we cut the cake? Etiquette says that the wedding should stay at the reception after the cake is cut. It used to be that this event occurred at the end of reception, but these days often newlyweds will stay at the reception desk in the wee hours of the morning, so that the cake cutting was moved to allow the option of going away without appearing rude. A typical time for the cake cutting soon after dinner, so no need to draw visitors off the dance floor to watch.
I often see the bride and groom smash cake in each person, we really do? No! Who knows where he began smashing the cake, but it is high time to end! It is rude and undignified. Smashing food in the face of a loved one is definitely not a nice thing to do. The newlyweds will be lovingly feed each other a little snack cake with the groom taking special care not to smear the bride's lipstick.
We plan to have cupcakes instead of traditional large wedding cake, how you deal with a cake cutting ceremony? When the cupcakes dessert, the bride and groom can keep the cupcake for the other to a small bite of. Granted, it does not play the classic wedding cake cutting moment (this is one of the drawbacks of the cupcake trend). a better idea to have your baker make a huge cupcake (about the size of small cake), so the newlyweds can have their cake cutting moment.
wedding cake is one of my favorite parts of weddings (especially for guests!), so have fun designing your dream cake.
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