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Kristen29 Posted:

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a groom's cake? when do you give this to him? i'm confused.....
kevsgirl Posted:

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Its actually a southern tradition, its usually chocolate and served at the reception with the brides cake which is traditionally white, so you get the tuxedo effect.

MJDoc12 Posted:

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many times the groom's cake is given the night before at the RD. it's an old tradition, where you make the cake out of something that the groom loves...such as a fish if he's a big fisherman or some type of sporting icon or maybe his favorite super hero. they are usually made out of chocolate, but everyone's different.

it's something fun just for him before the big day! many brides nowadays will present it on the day of, so the guests can all enjoy.
kevsgirl Posted:

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For example...my FH is a sports guy and went to UT and so his cake will be UT Vols. see below...

sr081906 Posted:

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It is a cake in the honor of the groom. Usually served at the RD. It is usually a 'theme' cake. Sports, casino, anything the groom likes.

JIFFY Posted:

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I'm so glad you asked that question bc I just posted the same thing on the post about the Mets cake. I think it's a cute idea!

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