Anyone going the fake cake route?

[Janet1480]

i think its a gem idea and could go a long way with proper planning....just sayin lol

 

Originally Posted by Miss Sunshyne 

Santiago is 8 hours away from Punta Cana

 

But sounds like an idea worth pursuing, advertise online, have a shop in a Central area...darnett!! how I wish I were rich.. I would be all over the place lol...

 

[EricaMarie]

I am getting married in Puerto Vallarta and my WC suggested that I use a fake cake the bakery will make a cake with two layers which are fake and one which is real for the cake cutting.  No guest will ever know that it was fake.  They will have a sheet cake in the kitchen that is cut for guests to eat.  Going this route it will cost me much less!!! Technically you could even take your top tier home then to save if you wanted.

 

I see nothing wrong with doing this.

[Kristy!]

 

 

Originally Posted by EricaMarie 

 

I am getting married in Puerto Vallarta and my WC suggested that I use a fake cake the bakery will make a cake with two layers which are fake and one which is real for the cake cutting.  No guest will ever know that it was fake.  They will have a sheet cake in the kitchen that is cut for guests to eat.  Going this route it will cost me much less!!! Technically you could even take your top tier home then to save if you wanted.

 

I see nothing wrong with doing this.

 

This is very common and of course there's nothing wrong with it.  I think what a lot of us were thinking about in this scenario was the logistics of taking it to another country, particularly when baggage space is so precious and fees keep going up.  No one was trying to say that it's wrong or trying to be negative, I think we were all just trying to understand it and help by pointing out potential roadblocks.  I know I would hate to see someone go through a lengthy process to get what they want, only to see a minor detail overlooked and it all falls apart.