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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Tip - Cooling Your Cake

If you plan to have your reception outdoors or indoors with excessive lighting, make sure that your cake is not overexposed to light (natural or not) for too long prior to cutting or your final hour photos and presentation could be of melting tiers. This concern also applies if you have fresh flowers adorning your cake.

Check with your venue to see if they have a cool, dry storage area where the cake can rest prior to the reception festivities. If the area where the cake will be is too warm, consider moving the cake table or bringing it out right before the cutting (with this, remember, your guests won't get to see it for long).

Photo courtesy of Allison Stahl Photography

1 comment:

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