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Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Daniel Smith8 And who on earth was responsible for making this cake?
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
James Ramos said:My partner tried their desserts at a wedding expo recently and honestly, they were incredible. He practically polished off everything his wife offered him. I was actually a little embarrassed watching him go to town like that. 😁 🤣 Besides, you can find their stuff at Kroger or Walmart, so maybe just grab some and see what you think.👍

Well, I did try them, and they were honestly delicious...
but what I heard just threw me for a loop...

Still, I'm not going to take their word for it. I trust your opinions way more than random people at a trade show.😍
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Michael Ramos10 said:There has been some talk about them before. The women who have tried their sweets are quite satisfied. I personally order them for celebrations, and they are wonderful.

Lawrence Wilson77... $16per pound. They don't have a website, but we have a phone number if you need it.

I know there’s been plenty of praise, which is why they were my first choice... the price point and quality are hard to beat.

But my husband actually ran into them yesterday at a local pub during a beer festival, and he had the chance to chat with some local women who absolutely raved about their pastries...

So now, I'm just left wondering...😕 😕 😕
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Lawrence Wilson77 said:What is their price per pound??
Do they have a website?

They don't have a site, but I know they want $16..

A few girls used to rave about them here, but now I’m looking for some fresh perspectives...🙏
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Ladies, has anyone around here picked up any of those cookies from Bond in Columbus lately?

I’m planning on heading down there next week to hammer out an agreement, so I’m looking for some fresh, firsthand accounts from anyone who's dealt with them lately.
I’m going to need about 150 pounds of cake just to make sure I don't overdo it...

😘
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Bradley Bishop6 said:Dana Wright4👍—where exactly is this bakery located?

Regarding those samples you got during the tasting, were they free or did you have to pay for them?

If you’re interested, I can give you their cell number. The tasting samples are complimentary. They’re incredibly professional and willing to work around your schedule, plus they offer free delivery. I'm tied up right now, but I'll post some photos so you can see what my cakes are supposed to look like.👍

Of course... just post those pictures whenever you have a chance...🙏

And send me the number via DM...😘
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Bradley Bishop6 said:I grabbed the cookie from "Nikolin kolač." I actually tried them for the first time at a friend's baby shower. Let me be clear: the flavor is incredible, and they look fantastic too. They give you a catalog to pick from at home, plus about 2 lbs for a tasting. Thanks for the tip—I agree that 7 oz should be plenty since the boxes aren't huge. My only remaining headache is the cake, but I still have some time to figure that out.😕

Where exactly is this bakery located?

And regarding those cookies you sampled, do they give those to you for free or do you have to pay for the tasting?
Wedding cakes and desserts in Weddings ·
Bradley Bishop6 said:I’ve officially started my preparations, though I figure I still have about 11 months left on the clock. For the cookies, I’m shopping at $20 kg. They aren't just good—they're incredible. You get to choose from 85 different varieties. There are all the classics, plus some unique flavors I've honestly never even seen before, but I finally got to try them. I am extremely satisfied with the quality. Since I'm expecting 150 guests, I'm banking on 70 kg being enough. As for the cake, I haven't made a final call yet. There are these stunning options decorated with candied live flowers—totally edible, so you can eat the entire decoration. I'm torn between those and the ones with chocolate glaze, which look equally gorgeous. I haven't settled on specific flavors yet, but I'm definitely leaning toward parfait. How much should I put in the guest favor boxes? Is 200 g too much or too little? Help me out here!😘

Where on earth did you buy those sweets? Everything I looked at was around $70-$25/lb, which felt a bit steep to me...
Your option sounds incredibly tempting...🙂

Bradley Bishop6 said:I’ve officially started my preparations, though I figure I still have about 11 months left on the clock. For the cookies, I’m shopping at $20 kg. They aren't just good—they're incredible. You get to choose from 85 different varieties. There are all the classics, plus some unique flavors I've honestly never even seen before, but I finally got to try them. I am extremely satisfied with the quality. Since I'm expecting 150 guests, I'm banking on 70 kg being enough. As for the cake, I haven't made a final call yet. There are these stunning options decorated with candied live flowers—totally edible, so you can eat the entire decoration. I'm torn between those and the ones with chocolate glaze, which look equally gorgeous. I haven't settled on specific flavors yet, but I'm definitely leaning toward parfait. How much should I put in the guest favor boxes? Is 200 g too much or too little? Help me out here!😘

I believe there’s a standard for that... generally, you calculate about 8 to 12 ounces per person for just the ceremony itself, depending on what kind of crowd you're hosting...

Given how emotional I get, half a pound per person wouldn't even be enough for me...🤣 🤣

But I think those 7 ounces you mentioned for the home portions are more than sufficient...👍
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
I received a recommendation for a medical practice over in Chicago, near the West Side. It’s run by a mother and daughter duo, and they don't take insurance—it's strictly private pay. There's no waiting around either; you show up right when you're scheduled and you get to pick whatever appointment time works best for your schedule... Honestly, it sounds like a fantastic setup.
I believe the practitioner in question is Dr. Kushet.

Does anyone here have any firsthand experience with them?