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        For weddings...for any occasion

Wedding cakes for Boise

and southwest Idaho
including McCall, Nampa,
Twin Falls, and Sun Valley.


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"We want to thank you for the amazing job you did on our cake. It looked amazing. Words can't even describe how happy we were with the cake. Thank you!"
- Tim & Amanda

CUTTING THE WEDDING CAKE

The type of reception will affect the timing for the cutting of the wedding cake.  If the wedding reception is a cocktail event, the cake should be served after the guests have made their way through the receiving line.  If lunch or dinner is being served at the wedding reception, the cake event should take place after the meal is finished.  Announce the cutting of the cake to the guests so they can be a part of this event.  The announcement can be made verbally and/or with a reprise of the couple's first dance song.  Make sure the photographer and/or videographer are in place before you begin the cutting of the cake.

The Knife
To cut the wedding cake, use a special silver cake knife.  The cake knife may be one received from the bridal registry or perhaps one borrowed from one of the parent's wedding.

Bride and Groom
The first cut is made with the groom's right hand over the bride's.  They slice through the bottom layer of the wedding cake together.  They finish cutting a slice of cake and then feed each other from this slice.  Traditionally, the groom feeds the bride first, then the bride feeds the groom.

Serving the Family
The bride and groom serves a slice of wedding cake to the in-laws.  The bride serves the groom's parents, then the groom serves the brides's parents.

Serving the Guests
The catering staff or predesignated friends will cut the wedding cake and serve the rest of the guests.

We deliver our wedding cakes to Boise and southwest Idaho including McCall, Nampa, Ontario, Twin Falls, and Sun Valley.