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Cake Shopping

Next, comes the fun part of shopping for a wedding cake.  Now, I don't know about you, but overall I am not a big cake eater so this could be an interesting challenge to find just the right cake.  I am not as concerned with how my cake will taste as I am about how my cake will look. :)  That is the most important part to me...that the cake will look good in my pictures.  So off my mom and I go to check out all of the bakeries in town and see what will be the best options for us.

We started out at Daily's Bakery and spoke to the cake decorator to see what our options would be...after visiting with the cake decorator and seeing the bakery we decided this just wasn't going to be our best option.  So off we go again.  We spent one Saturday just driving by and going in to each of the bakeries to see if they made wedding cakes and seeing what each bakery looked like.

Here are a few of the cakes that I was looking at:




We finally decided to have Sugar Mamma's Bakery make the wedding cake.  They were super friendly and easy to work with (which is extremely important to me).  So after visiting with the owner of the bakery and giving her my ideas for what I wanted my cake to look like and what flavors I wanted the cake to be we were off in a good direction.  The first cake below is a very unusual cake for a wedding, the second one was a consideration for my actual wedding cake.  It was a great relief when the wedding cake was ordered.  Now if you want to see the actual cake that I chose, you must come to the wedding to see it, because the actual cake won't be pictured until after the wedding :)

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