Weddings Our First Fake Wedding Cake

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Ruben Mora

DJ/Comdian
Dec 10, 2006
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Sacramento, CA
Did a wedding last weekend. The B&G and guests had a great time. The only thing different, my wife was contracted to make a fake wedding cake. The cake got great reviews and nobody knew the difference. The fake cake did have only one small spot of real wedding cake so that they could cut in to it. The guests were served sheet cake.
 

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From what I understand, this practice is becoming popular with catered receptions. Serving sheet cake saves quite a bit of time versus cutting and dishing an elaborate wedding cake.

Banquet staff can have the sheet cake prepared ahead of time and ready to serve. :)
 
Cool Beans, Brother Ruben! :) Do you tie your DJ Service to your Wife's Cake business in any way?
 
From what I understand, this practice is becoming popular with catered receptions. Serving sheet cake saves quite a bit of time versus cutting and dishing an elaborate wedding cake.

Banquet staff can have the sheet cake prepared ahead of time and ready to serve. :)

And at quite a savings to the client also......:sqwink:
 
We've seen that several times. I think it's a great idea. One bride's sister brought an elaborate fake cake from Florida. She used real icing on it, so it smelled awesome too. We've seen cupcake "cakes" with a small round cake on top. Nine weddings out of 10, I end up showing Aunt Whoever how to cut the damn round cake anyway, so I like the fake cakes. :sqbiggrin:
 
Cool Beans, Brother Ruben! :) Do you tie your DJ Service to your Wife's Cake business in any way?

No, I just recommend services. The is the 3rd time we worked together and it just drives me crazy. She was 20 minuets late making the last delivery. I don't need any other pressure on me.
 
No, I just recommend services. The is the 3rd time we worked together and it just drives me crazy. She was 20 minuets late making the last delivery. I don't need any other pressure on me.

and the worst part is..........you can't complain about it!
:sqerr:
 
and the worst part is..........you can't complain about it!
:sqerr:

Put it this way. We did NOT talk for a few hours. For the record she was 45 minutes late and not 20 minutes. I thought she might want to read this thread and I gave her a break. (Screw It) This was NOT acceptable to me. I'm at the event location 2 hours before start time. The hall can be 10 minutes down the road and it's still get there 2 hours before start time.

Good, she's not behind me!!!
 
He's whipped..... soon he'll be putting the cap back on the toothpaste and remembering to put the toilet seat down...

No lie.... on the back of my master bathroom door, my kids hung a sign that says "Dad, please remember to put the toilet seat down".... or something to that effect. I told them if they don't like it, they can just use their bathroom all the time.