groom's cake

spring06bride Posted: Jan 20, 2006 04:44 PM

groom's cake

When is it traditionally served and how would you incorporate into the reception?

pupidda122505 Posted: Jan 20, 2006 04:50 PM

Re: groom's cake

usually the groom's cake is served at the rehersal dinner and it reflects one of your FH's hobbies...for example for my FH I'm thinking of doing either a cake in the shape of Shea Stadium or one in the shape of a roulette table - Vegas theme.

Naunie Posted: Jan 20, 2006 04:56 PM

Re: groom's cake

I LOVE the grooms cake idea. They are so much more fun that regular wedding cakes.

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spring06bride Posted: Jan 20, 2006 05:11 PM

Re: groom's cake

Posted by pupidda122505

usually the groom's cake is served at the rehersal dinner and it reflects one of your FH's hobbies...for example for my FH I'm thinking of doing either a cake in the shape of Shea Stadium or one in the shape of a roulette table - Vegas theme.

Oh my are we marrying the same guy? My FH loves the METS and poker.

cammolax23 Posted: Jan 20, 2006 05:19 PM

Re: groom's cake

Posted by Naunie

I LOVE the grooms cake idea. They are so much more fun that regular wedding cakes.

thats the best cake ever!!!! ( too bad it wasnt a real size glass.... I need a drink right about now

SeptBride70 Posted: Jan 20, 2006 05:33 PM

Re: groom's cake

I'm getting my FH a groom's cake and it will be served along with our chocolate fountain and wedding cake. I am going to have it on a seperate table next to our wedding cake. It's going to be of the Muhlenburg College mascott (where my FH went to college).

and it is going to be his favorite, dark chocolate with rasberry filling.