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Post by librarylady on Apr 20, 2023 23:32:38 GMT
Side comment: If you use cup cakes, please don't have HUGE THICK frosting on the cc. I have had to scrape it off before biting because the frosting is up on/in my nose.
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Apr 20, 2023 23:47:16 GMT
6' means less stuff needed on the tables!!!
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Post by smasonnc on Apr 21, 2023 11:31:02 GMT
That makes a big difference. You can still use draped fabric to make everything into one centerpiece rather than little bits of stuff.
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Post by hannahruth on Apr 21, 2023 11:59:13 GMT
Cupcakes? For a wedding? I guess you could freeze a couple for your 1st anniversary celebration. Don, I've been to weddings with assorted pies and ice cream in place of cake. Weddings with assorted cookies/ dessert bars. And cupcakes, def. cupcakes. Our DD and SIL had a cheese cake - as in rounds of cheese stacked with fruit which was used after dessert. They also had a Krispy Kreme donut wall of various flavours which was quite a hit. |
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Post by crazy4scraps on Apr 21, 2023 21:29:55 GMT
Side comment: If you use cup cakes, please don't have HUGE THICK frosting on the cc. I have had to scrape it off before biting because the frosting is up on/in my nose. Haven’t you learned the trick yet? You take the cupcake out of the paper wrapper, pull half of the cake off and stick it on the top of the frosting to make a sandwich. Presto, no frosting up the nose with this hack! That’s the only way I’ll eat a standard size cupcake anymore. |
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