It's an old custom to have a seperate fruitcake at the wedding. reception. The cake was cut up and packaged in small boxes or wrapped in white paper. Placed by the door the for departing guest to take home. It was said that if the single female guest slept with the boxed cake under her pillow she would dream of her future husband-hence "groom's cake". Later in the South the cake became a chocolate cake and is served the guest that prefer chocolate. Today a Groom's Cake, if served, is often served at the rehearsal dinner for a desert or in addition to the bridal cake at the reception. It can be any flavor from chocolate to carrot cake, cheesecake etc... and is usually decorated in a humorous theme favored by the groom.
Parrothead's Delight
Buffet lovers love this "Cheeseburger in Paradise"
the lettuce ruffles right off the burger aaah- cake!
Surprise him with this one!
Serves 18
Checkmate
A chocolate fondant covered cake, each chess peice is molded from white or dark chocolate- Everything is edible. Serves 40!
Cigar lover
A buttercream covered cake with a box of the finest chocolate molded cigars in a box made from sugar. Everything is ediable. Serves 45
The Conniseur
Scott's wife just couldn't decide! He loves golf, a wine conniseur and great cigars- who said you can't have it all. A chocolate fondant covered cake topped with a hand molded sugar golfer, cigar candles and the beginning of a great wine-grapes. Except for the candles all is ediable. Serves 65
