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Wedding cake face smashers

June 30, 2009

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Red Velvet cake…. gruesome yet yummy!

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Don’t get any cake on that Miller Lite hat…

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Richard Branson! Behave yourself!

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8 comments

  1. Hate, hate, hate this “custom”. To me it is so uncalled for. To smash something into a loved one’s face is an act of aggression and not love. It is the height of tackiness to make others deliberately feel uncomfortable. I feel uncomfortable watching people try to humilate each other. Please brides and grooms, stop this today and treat your spouse with respect.

         by Heather July 1, 2009 at 9:24 pm
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    • My best friend and I have always said, cake smash=divorce. I just think most couples that do this have some kind of deep seeded anger or resentment because it seems like such a hostile thing to do…

           by hmillic July 1, 2009 at 9:42 pm
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  2. It seems so dumb to risk ruining a suit and for the bride–her makeup and dress.

         by CH July 7, 2009 at 7:09 am
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  3. My father always said that the cake smashing showed a big resentment between the couple/wish to hurt each other, and I agree, and am glad to see that others do too. I don’t believe in symbols mystically or anything, but concretely, the sharing of a first meal together and giving eachother the best bites is.. well, symbolic and when it turns into a fight? Ugh.

         by footnotegirl July 18, 2009 at 5:39 am
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  4. I just got married, and we didn’t smash cake into each others faces; a lot of people criticized us for not doing it too.

         by Chelsea Rae August 7, 2009 at 4:49 am
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  5. Bride and groom are supposed to HELP each other taste the cake, not ram it up each other’s noses. I don’t understand this “custom” at all.

         by Anon August 15, 2009 at 10:39 pm
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  6. If you have the need to smash food into your spouse’s face, perhaps you shouldn’t be getting married. When we got married it was a non-issue, we both saw a bride and groom smash each other with handfuls of cake at a previous wedding and we didn’t think it was funny at all. It ruined the bride’s hair, make-up and dress and the groom’s shirt. All that planning, money, sacrifice for a beautiful wedding and a big reception just so you can throw food at the person you love is ridiculous.

         by TVannie October 9, 2009 at 6:25 pm
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  7. My little sister, when she got married…he tried to smash the cake in her face…this was after he cut HIS cake with a bloody Scottish Claymore…yeah, she wasn’t happy with him trying to smash the cake in her face, she was terrorfied of him getting anything on the gown I spent six months makin’ her. They divorced a year later because she wasn’t…smart enough or cultured enough for him…his words!

         by Saffron Azreal October 23, 2009 at 6:35 am
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