Wedding cakes and desserts
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Let me know the prices and whatever else you dig up 😉
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Wedding cakes and desserts
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Nathan Cox25, you've got a point. Morgan Murphy, take a look at this if you haven't already.
I ended up Googling "lollipops" 😬
I ended up Googling "lollipops" 😬
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You're right about ordering online. It's a gamble, and who knows if customs or those strict food import laws will even let it through the border 🤷
Better just call Hershey's before you waste your time:
Hershey's - Walmart
132 Main Street
Tel/fax: 1-800-555-011
Better just call Hershey's before you waste your time:
Hershey's - Walmart
132 Main Street
Tel/fax: 1-800-555-011
Wedding cakes and desserts
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Think you can get an order through eBay in time?
Maybe they’ve got something similar sitting in the Hershey headquarters...
Maybe they’ve got something similar sitting in the Hershey headquarters...
Wedding cakes and desserts
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Morgan Murphy, what's your angle? Why do you even need them?
Wedding cakes and desserts
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What kind of cake is worth dreaming about $1.75? At that price, it's a steal.
Wedding cakes and desserts
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You're likely thinking of fondant. Honestly, the taste is off—at least for me. It’s nowhere near actual marzipan. I can't stand it; it's just cloyingly sweet. I always end up scraping it off cakes and leaving it on the side. Still, for decoration, it works. Maybe try topping it with whipped cream or a white chocolate glaze?
I personally loved the dark chocolate glaze with those little "crunchies," so that's what we ordered. This was how it looked:
I personally loved the dark chocolate glaze with those little "crunchies," so that's what we ordered. This was how it looked:
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Vince does the same thing, though if I recall correctly, one was about $10.
M&M’s makes them too, but they’re still pricier than a standard slice of cake at a diner. I wanted them so badly, honestly, but the price tag eventually killed the craving.
M&M’s makes them too, but they’re still pricier than a standard slice of cake at a diner. I wanted them so badly, honestly, but the price tag eventually killed the craving.
Everything you need for a California wedding
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Feel free to drop the prices here. Someone might actually find this info useful down the road. 😉
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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Jason Jackson4 said:Hey ladies, I was wondering if any of you have heard of Victoria Petrovic? She’s a makeup artist based out of Indianapolis... I’ve been searching forever for someone to handle my wedding makeup, and honestly, nobody really impressed me until I stumbled upon her Facebook page. Her work is incredible—she really highlights every detail without making it look like some heavy mask, which is exactly the vibe I'm going for. I actually liked her style so much that I’m planning to let her do my makeup without even doing a trial run. If she weren't all the way in 186 miles, I might consider a consultation, but at this point, I just trust my gut. I'd love to hear from anyone here who has actually used her services before 🙂
Jason, I moved your post over to this thread. The girls have been discussing Victoria here, so just check out the previous posts. 😉
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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redgull65 said:Does anyone have a ballpark figure on what the total cost of your wedding ended up being? Also, I’m looking for some honest advice—where can I actually cut corners without making everything look cheap?
Check out this thread. There’s some solid advice in there. 😉
More on wedding expenses here. 🙂
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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First post on this board and it’s already an advertisement. Typical. It won't fly here.
Everything you need for a California wedding
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Jack Murphy7 said:Look, obviously I’m not claiming to be an expert—there’s always someone doing a better job and someone doing a worse one. My point was more about the lack of substance in what they're selling and the overall attitude toward the work.
As for that double deposit thing, I don't know... what's the actual benefit if someone flakes at the last minute and you're left scrambling for a replacement anyway?
Sure, there isn't much gain then. But if someone's going to screw me over, I'd rather they pay $100 or more for the trouble than just walk away without any consequences at all.😉
Everything you need for a California wedding
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Maybe it's too early in the morning for me, because I'm having a hard time following this post by Johnson.
If a client pays a deposit and then backs out, the contractor keeps it. If the contractor pulls the plug, they have to pay back double. That’s just how the law works here.
That’s why when we were planning our wedding, we didn't hesitate to put down deposits with everyone we signed contracts with. 😁
Unfortunately, basic decency seems to be a dying breed these days. I'd rather play it safe, especially when we're talking about thousands of dollars. 🤷
If a client pays a deposit and then backs out, the contractor keeps it. If the contractor pulls the plug, they have to pay back double. That’s just how the law works here.
That’s why when we were planning our wedding, we didn't hesitate to put down deposits with everyone we signed contracts with. 😁
Unfortunately, basic decency seems to be a dying breed these days. I'd rather play it safe, especially when we're talking about thousands of dollars. 🤷
Everything you need for a California wedding
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When someone shows up here with only three posts under their belt and immediately starts raving about a photographer, a band, or some florist... we’re going to assume it’s a paid plug. We work too hard to scrub undercover advertising from this board to let it slide. Sorry, but those are the rules, and we’re deleting these recommendations.
If you have issues with moderation, take them to my DMs. Let’s keep this thread strictly for advice and planning weddings in California. Thanks.
If you have issues with moderation, take them to my DMs. Let’s keep this thread strictly for advice and planning weddings in California. Thanks.
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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Just a heads-up—I picked up some label remover from a local office supply store; it’s this liquid in a roller bottle. You just coat the sticker, let it sit for a few minutes, and then 😉
it comes right off without any hassle.
it comes right off without any hassle.
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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I honestly thought you might have missed the post... anyway, I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Let me know if you managed to pull it off 😉
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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Did you actually try those ones from Washington, D.C. I sent you the link for?
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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Taylor Kelly2, did you ever track down that accordion player?
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding
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Taylor Kelly2 said:Calling all ladies from Vinkovci...
From what I’ve gathered, there are guys in Vinkovci who actually play the bagpipes and the violin!!
🙂 I was wondering if you could maybe do some digging among your friends—they have to be out there somewhere 🙏 🙏
John Doe is also helping preserve our musical heritage. He's a violin and shawm instructor who has trained countless young, now famous, musicians at his school. So far, over 200 students from the USA, Canada, and Austria have passed through his doors. Currently, two members of our Club, Peter Andreas Rajkovača and Mario Katić, are studying at his music school, and we hope they master these instruments. Other talents from the region, such as Matt and the Jelić brothers, Ivan Martinović, Perica Nikić, and many others, have also studied here.
Maybe they know. Hope you find them. 😉