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I’ve never been crazy about the idea of serving wedding cake. Don’t get me wrong—I love cake! It’s just that whenever I imagine our big day, a wedding cake isn’t in the picture. But, I am a HUGE fan of cupcakes! Cupcakes make it easy to have a variety of flavors for people to choose from. And leftover cupcakes would be so much easier for the guests to tote home after the wedding.
When I asked our caterer about the possibility of serving cupcakes, I was surprised to find that they are more expensive than a wedding cake! I always assumed they would be cheaper, but at our venue they’re not! I was torn. Part of the cupcake attraction had to do with the thought that they were more economical, but they were actually going to be LESS economical in our case! So, I tried to settle into the idea of having a wedding cake. I recalled attending a friend’s wedding this summer, and loving their cake. It was covered in crystallized sugar, something I had never seen before! The cake shimmered, sparkled, and was crunchy! Crunchy frosting!? Awesome! I started to get excited about this sparkly, crunchy, wedding cake idea.
Now that we knew what we wanted our cake to look like, I started thinking about the flavors. Sadly, Mr. K and I will miss out on one of the best wedding planning rites of passage—the cake tasting!! Because we are planning from afar, we have to pick out our flavor based on the caterer’s descriptions. After reviewing the list of mouth-watering cake flavors, we chose these for our three-tiered cake:
For those chocolate-lovers out there, we also decided on serving chocolate-covered strawberries. I gleefully submitted our selections to the caterer via email. But that same day, she emailed me back strongly suggesting that I limit my choice of cake flavors to ONE. She said that because we are having a seated dinner it would be “too confusing” to serve multiple varieties of cake. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with serving one cake flavor, but I wanted to give our guests a variety of choices (which is why I wanted to do cupcakes in the first place!). Is serving multiple flavors really going to cause the confusion that my caterer predicts? What if we just leave cake on a buffet table for people to select themselves?
So, we can either stick to our guns and insist on three different flavors, or we can choose just one. But choosing just one is so tough! Mr. K is in the chocolate camp, while I have always been a supporter of vanilla!
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