Don’t want a Professional Caterer?

If members of your family really want to prepare the food for you,
tell them up front that they will have a lot to do and you won’t be
able to help much because of the rest of your commitments.
But, if they’re determined to go ahead, then give them what support
you can and be mindful of this major contribution to your wedding
when you’re thinking about asking them to help with other
preparations.

There can be problems too if someone, like your mother or favorite
aunt, offers to make your wedding cake for you. Preparing a wedding cake really is a major project, requiring a lot of effort and time.

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But, if your budget is very limited, thank them and keep an eye on
their progress so that you don’t become cake-deprived at the last
minute.

The easier option all-round might be to use a professional caterer
and ask the generous relative to maybe take part in the reception or
give a reading during the wedding itself.

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The Right Cake for the Occasion

Whatever your choice of cake maker, I strongly recommend that
you stick with one proven tradition, have your wedding cake made
with fruit cake and not some other type.

Fruit cake may not be your favorite but a well-prepared one will
probably remain edible for longer than most other kinds. Even after
being frozen and revived, it will still taste okay!

You can’t expect a fruit cake to stand up to being dropped even a
few inches but you could send a piece around the world without its flavor or appearance being seriously affected.

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But, please don’t send any fruit cake or any other food to someone
in another country or even another state without first carefully
checking if you might be breaking their quarantine regulations.
If you do get a home-made cake, be very careful about who you ask
to deliver it to the reception. They are very delicate and need to be
well-wrapped, then transported on the floor of the car.

Don’t put the cake on a seat or shelf, even if it is in a well-padded
box. If it falls or even just tips over, major irreparable damage will
probably result.

Leave the final assembly of the upper tiers and decorations until it’s
safely on the table at your reception venue.