Let Them Eat Cake -- Just Not at Your Marriage.

it's true, however peculiar it appears, that some brides don't like cake -- and do not desire one at their marriage reception.

need something nontraditional and edgy and are bored by "the norm".

Need something that more personally represents them or their geographical area.

I must admit I am almost convinced to stare when a person informs me "they simply don't don't like cake.

Today's cooks know a good cake -- one light years off from the "packing material" type cake of old -- is chock-full of toothsome, creamy fat. The modern marriage cake is stuffed with real butter, damp base material ( poppy seed cake, pound cake, carrot cake, banana, chocolate, red velvet and more ) and enticing fillings ( amaretto, chocolate mousse, tiramisu, raspberry, white chocolate ).

the way to a gratifying marriage cake alternative is easy -- show. Marriages are remarkable events couples and their families need to remember for good and what neater way to capture these moments than by a camera. This is a excellent thread about wedding chair cover. These are some concepts to help start in manufacturing great photos n a restricted budget. So look around in your neighborhood for pro photographers that suit your requirements, and do not charge too high.

do not simply check them on the price alone.

Did he come on time for their wedding? Were the agreements made smoothly? Did they have any disagreements later on the price? Was he mannered or bossy in the picture-taking? Asking questions not only about the standard of his work but also on his professionalism and personality will seriously identify your over-all satisfaction, and will make sure each dollar you pay him is worthwhile. You do not need somebody you employed to act grouchy and devastate your vital day, do you? Follow this simple tip and you can turn virtually anything into food fit for the most special day.

Whatever you select, attempt to keep the cake-cutting part of your rite. The cutting of the cake is a traditional ritual and a forceful symbol of unity between the couple and their guests.

Blake Kritzberg is owner of "FavorIdeas.