Posts by Daniel Nguyen9

Hey ladies, I need some help picking out treats! Should I go with Simic or Andric for cookies and cake? I actually had Simic at a wedding last year and they were seriously delicious—super clean slices too, $27/kg. I haven't tried Andric yet, but I've seen so many glowing reviews for them here, especially since they're $24/kg for a dozen different varieties. Now I'm just totally stuck and can't decide which way to go... :-(

Kevin Kern3 said:So, we finally sat down today to finalize all the details for the desserts and the cake, and I guess we ended up going with Andrew just because their pastries are honestly incredible and everything else was just spot on 🙂 We actually got to sample the cake too, and let me tell you, it was absolutely delicious 🙂

Man, I definitely need to go back and try more of those cookies from them... they were killer. Does anyone know what the damage is gonna be? Like, what are we looking at for prices?

Just wanted to add a little more to my last post... oh yeah, that cake from Absum. $3.25 Sandwiches (and hey, they told me to add an extra 10% to the guest count just to be safe when ordering the cake amount) ... oh, and I'm getting everything from Simic's. $2.75 I mean, I’m thinking maybe around $1.50 per inch for the stitching.

They told me to plan for about 8 ounces of sweets per person.

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Well, looks like I'm officially joining the ranks of the "engaged and overwhelmed" club! 😉
Our big day is set for next August, and we actually hit up that massive wedding expo at the Madison Square Garden arena recently. Honestly? We totally fell in love with the treats from Absum and Simic... they were just too good.

The stuff from Absum is $22/lb—seriously delicious. They charge about $67 for delivery out here to New York City, and they can drop them off whenever they make their rounds to places like Target or Walmart. They deliver everything in neat little boxes, but if you want them to go through the extra effort of plating everything on trays for you, they’ll charge an extra $1.75 per tray. You can basically negotiate anything with them, though; they're such sweet people.

Then there's Simic at $27/lb (and hey, free delivery!). Their sweets come in those cute little clear individual containers. I was really impressed with how they look—everything is perfectly sliced and just looks high-end.

I'm still curious about Andrew, though. We definitely need to swing by their shop sometime to check them out personally...