Is anybody getting a groom's cake? I have been to quite a few weddings, but only 1 of them has had this. It is supposed to be something to represent FH, right? What do you think?
cindyandkevin
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I got DH one but we didn't have it at the reception. Instead we had it at the Rehearsal Dinner, I know a lot of other brides did this as well.
Yes, it's normally something that the groom enjoys doing or maybe his favorite sports team. I got my DH a cake that looked like a hamburger!!
elisabeth71506
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we did it but just because ,my husband is from texas and he expected it - i didnt pay extra for it - but it was ugly (i think they are suppsed to be, right?)
we asked for a sheet cake with a texas flag on it - but it had cheesy decorations on it -- we still laugh about it :)
i had never been to a wedding where they had one b4
SoinLoveRwe2
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YES YES YES!! Know why?? I want to have a traditional white wedding cake... but then I want one AAAALLLL Chocolate... thing Chocolate cake, Chocolate cream filling & Chocolate Ganache! YUM! The white will be me in my dress & the chocolate will be him in his tux!!!
patticakes
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I like this idea but I too have been to only one wedding with it. Everyone keeps talking me out of it. Maybe they're right. It is one less expense.
LandsEnd06
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The groom's cake is a huge tradition in the south of the US. States like Texas, Alabama, Louisiana and etc always have them. I guess the tradition is spreading north somewhat. But it is usually something that represents the groom.
