If you have ever gotten married, you know that just about every part of it is expensive; from the wedding gown right down to the centerpiece. Many people dream of getting married, but most people don't think too much about how much it will cost for the wedding cake. According to many sources, the cake is the second largest item the bride wants to make sure is perfect, and it comes close to wanting that perfect dress. Could you imagine spending $20,000 on the cake of your choice? What about $20 million? Although the majority of the cakes listed here are wedding cakes, there are a few that were created for other events, as well.
It seems like more people seem to be spending a lot more on cake than was once thought, and there are so many choices that people are now adding "bling" to their cakes, making some parts of it inedible. This just creates more questions, though. If we are at a wedding with a diamond-encrusted cake, do we keep the diamonds? Should we give them back to the bride, or the host of the party? Is there a set of rules to follow for this type of thing? What exactly is the correct formality when it comes to really expensive cake? Are we even supposed to eat it, and who do we even ask about these kinds of things? Perhaps someone should write a book on the political correctness of cake-eating.
It seems like more people seem to be spending a lot more on cake than was once thought, and there are so many choices that people are now adding "bling" to their cakes, making some parts of it inedible. This just creates more questions, though. If we are at a wedding with a diamond-encrusted cake, do we keep the diamonds? Should we give them back to the bride, or the host of the party? Is there a set of rules to follow for this type of thing? What exactly is the correct formality when it comes to really expensive cake? Are we even supposed to eat it, and who do we even ask about these kinds of things? Perhaps someone should write a book on the political correctness of cake-eating.