Recently, celia and I found this:
and much conversation ensued.
Readers: What is it?
CCB: It's a center-piece
celia (at the same time): It's the wedding cake.
Readers: huh?
CCB: huh?
celia: huh?
CCB: Doesn't it look like a center-piece to you? Like, I mean, instead of a large floral arrangement, this couple went with several smaller ones and a baked (and iced and frosted) good.
celia: Yeah, you're right, but I think it's also supposed to be the wedding cake? Like every table gets one, and when it's time for dessert, they just cut it up for themselves, no?
CCB: Now that I think about it, I think you're right.
Readers: huh?
CCB: Yeah. I'm not sure how I feel about that.
celia: Yeah, I don't know ... I mean, it's kind of plain and boring to start off with.
CCB: I mean, it's definitely very convenient, and I kind of like that it's DIY - I like audience participation at big events ... and in general.
celia: and it's kind of cute that each table gets its own mini-wedding cake ... like it really makes the guests part of the experience.
CCB: I agree. But what happens if your guests attack it before dessert?
celia: Are your guests starving douches?
CCB: Maybe my guests are starving douches.
celia: oy. I don't know ...
CCB: So, backburner this idea?
celia: let's open it up to discussion.
Readers: huh?
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Several thoughts...
ReplyDeleteFirstly: can't the cake go bad sitting there for so many hours before dessert?
Secondly: cute idea but I would have put some more decorations on it perhaps the table number in order to give it purpose.
Thirdly: I would so be at the table where the guest's eat the cake before its time for dessert lol.
Finally: hygene? Is it smart leaving the cake out in the open for things to fall on it, drinks spilled on it and later eaten? hmmm??