Your wedding cake is one of the most important parts of the Big Day. Not only is this a much-expected treat for your guests, but it is also a powerful symbol of your wedding, of your love story, and, ultimately, of the amazing hopes you share for your future together.
What are some of the most important questions to ask your baker before booking them? Read on and find out more.
- Ask about the people involved in the baking process. Most of the wedding cake bakeries have entire teams of people that work together for the creation of the cakes (some of them are bakers, others are designers, and so on). It is important to ask about the team involved in your cake’s baking, so that you know who to communicate with in the entire process.
- Ask about the date at which the cake will be baked. If you have settled for a bakery that’s very in demand, it is more than likely that they will have to have multiple cakes available on your wedding date (for you, for other couples, etc.). The sooner to the wedding date your cake is ready, the fresher and tastier it will be – so try to discuss this with your pastry chef when booking them.
- Ask about the price. Generally speaking, a wedding cake will be priced according to how many slices it contains. So, if you get the price for one slice, you can do the math and see how much the entire cake will cost. At the same time though, remember that it is important to ask about any extra-fees as well (be very clear about this with your pastry chef and establish all the details in writing before signing on the dotted line).
Here, at Memory Makers DJs, we want you to have a truly memorable wedding day, and we especially like to ensure that your wedding cake cutting moment is not missed! As your wedding DJ, we would make sure that your family and friends have a chance to come up and take photos of your cake table, that way nothing is missed. So, if you are searching for a wedding DJ in Troy, Michigan, be sure to contact us as soon as possible. We guarantee you will not regret your choice in any way!
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