I can't imagine how a college kid would be able to transport a wedding cake. Or get it out of a hotel undetected. But if your memory is correct, that is a dispicable thing to do. Both the stealing and the eating of the cake.

Bump!

For the budget conscience bride: you can save some $ on your cakes. My daughter ordered Italian wedding cake and a chocolate decadence cake in three graduated sizes per cake from Whole Foods, not telling them it was for a wedding. On the day of the wedding, she had a trusted family member pick up and transport the cakes to the wedding venue. Using cake dowels and extra icing, other trusted family members attached the tiers to each other, iced the seams and decorated as the bride wished. We had numerous comments on the cakes and so many declared that it was much more delicious than standard wedding cake. It cost about a third of a standard wedding cake or grooms cake.

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Pure Bliss Baking Co.

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Bakery: A Wish & A Whisk.

Always makes me wNt cake!

I'm pretty sure I'm more excited about cake tasting than dress shopping!

Munchkin, are you still in Chicagoland? The place we used was seriously yummy!

I'm in San Francisco. We'll likely get married either in New England, the Philly Area, or the Southeast. Hopefully we'll get to try cakes everywhere!