The theme (at least for cakes) is Chinese!
As dictated by tradition, Engagement Cakes should come in pairs, one smaller than the other with 喜喜 somewhere in the cake. Some time in the middle of the ceremony, the groom replaces the cakes inside the boxes. He will carry the cake with bride's name and his wingman will bring the other cake. They will ride/walk around the house or restaurant carrying both cakes. Some say twice! In any case, the point is that going around means unending relationship of the couple. He leaves the cake with the brides name for his family and brings the cake with his name to give to the family of the bride. Cake swap, yes!
They liked the cake so much that they decided to order their wedding cake from us, too!
We tried to make the cake as simple as possible. Knowing that the location was going to be huge, we upgraded their ordered size to something bigger. Shhh, don't announce that we do that-- everyone might want to order something smaller and hope for a freebie upsize!
Mocha cake!
The kokeshi dolls. You can customize these!
To keep with the chinese theme, we piped their names and surnames in gold coins liked Huangti of the past. We also made coins that are used to greet the couple.
Basically means love one another
May you stay together for 100 years!
We wish Steve and Sheila many decades of happy marriage!
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