Spoilt Cake
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Sorry but you paid £300 for that!! I would say ask for 50% back. You did eat it after all so the £150 would more than cover costs for her ingredients and a little of her time. But you definitely overpaid. Did you see any examples of her other cakes?
And did she explain to you that the bottom tier really needs to be something like fruitcake so it can hold the weight of the top layers better.What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine..0 -
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neneromanova wrote: »And did she explain to you that the bottom tier really needs to be something like fruitcake so it can hold the weight of the top layers better.
I made a 6 tier chocolate fudge wedding cake for a friend's wedding, in the height of summer and it didn't collapse. I used strong cake boards and lots of dowels for support. The cake maker the OP used is an idiot.Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
notanewuser wrote: »I made a 6 tier chocolate fudge wedding cake for a friend's wedding, in the height of summer and it didn't collapse. I used strong cake boards and lots of dowels for support. The cake maker the OP used is an idiot.
Ah but did you try and transport it with the 6 tiers all on top of each other :rotfl:0 -
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Rosemary7391 wrote: »I dunno. £900 for a cake that's dessert for 200 folks and a piece of art into the bargain seems pretty reasonable to me! And some cakes are really beautiful
OMG there's a nurses' 'poo cake'! :eek:OK I get that people are saying that it's just a cake, just a single day etc etc. So what if the photos had turned out awful? Just accept that too?
OP, the cake was a disaster. I'd be after a full refund.
1. The cake was eaten by all so not exactly fully refundable. You couldn't do much with rubbish pics whereas the cake was just ugly from the outside but okay otherwise.
2. It's more like buying some cheap wedding dress from China on ebay that didn't last the whole day or wasn't the same as a £500k+ wedding dress with cheap material or loads of creases over it. Would you really have much comeback?
3. If they'd hired an amateur photographer and not a professional, then I think the general advice on here stands - you get what you pay for! I still don't think they'd have a leg to stand on.2023 wins: *must start comping again!*0 -
notanewuser wrote: »Like I say, worth every penny. Made professionally by quite a famous firm and still being talked about by guests 13 years on.
Sorry, but, only when you're there I bet.
I love me some cake, and I think some beautifully decorated wedding cakes are real works of art, but nobody actually still talks about a cake they ate 13 years ago unless it was radioactive and gave them superhero powers.0 -
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Red-Squirrel wrote: »Sorry, but, only when you're there I bet.
I love me some cake, and I think some beautifully decorated wedding cakes are real works of art, but nobody actually still talks about a cake they ate 13 years ago unless it was radioactive and gave them superhero powers.
Believe me, it wasn't your run of the mill cake for lots of reasons. I get messages from people asking me to send a photo of it, so not only when I'm there.Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
Red-Squirrel wrote: »Sorry, but, only when you're there I bet.
I love me some cake, and I think some beautifully decorated wedding cakes are real works of art, but nobody actually still talks about a cake they ate 13 years ago unless it was radioactive and gave them superhero powers.
They might if they knew it cost 900 quid.
At that price, I would be asking for compo if it didn't give my guests superhero powers.0
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