I feel so left out - I have never heard of this! Please fill me in......thanks! Jen
jennbaby
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It's a cake you have for your FH at the rehersal dinner. They are usually made to resemble something he likes
Stef28
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You can have the cake at the wedding too. That's what we did.
It's a southern tradition that has become a trend. Historically it was a chocholate or fruit cake and it was cut up and put in boxes for the guests to take home. And yes, many times it can be made in a shape or decorated to reflect a hobby, favorite team, etc. of the hubby. We did ours as a Gator cake with the University of Florida logo on it since that is where we went to school.
Scoop
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I wish I knew about this when I had my rehearsal dinner. It sounds like a wonderful tradition.
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J9tiburon
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Hi Ladies! I surprised my DH with a Spiderman groom's cake. He loved it! I used Hey Cookie (78 Hillside Ave 516-742-0355). Talk to Janet. She's wonderful and can make ANYTHING!!! Good Luck and Best Wishes!!
