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Thanks a lot for the replies.
Now I have a question about desserts. Does anyone know a bakery that does ice cream cakes? Also, how much dessert should I get for 120 people?
Some people say 10 ounces per person, while others suggest closer to 15, which is quite a gap. And I definitely don't want those store-bought ones—I call them the "margarine cakes."
I have the chance to bring our own homemade treats, so I need to estimate the amount. My biggest pet peeve is having leftovers after the wedding that get eaten for weeks, passed around, or just thrown away. I really hate food waste; some people struggle to eat every day, yet we lose our heads over this one single day 🙂, so I want to be careful with the math. I want to make sure there isn't too much left over, though I will still be giving out small boxes of sweets as favors.
Any experiences to share?
Now I have a question about desserts. Does anyone know a bakery that does ice cream cakes? Also, how much dessert should I get for 120 people?
Some people say 10 ounces per person, while others suggest closer to 15, which is quite a gap. And I definitely don't want those store-bought ones—I call them the "margarine cakes."
I have the chance to bring our own homemade treats, so I need to estimate the amount. My biggest pet peeve is having leftovers after the wedding that get eaten for weeks, passed around, or just thrown away. I really hate food waste; some people struggle to eat every day, yet we lose our heads over this one single day 🙂, so I want to be careful with the math. I want to make sure there isn't too much left over, though I will still be giving out small boxes of sweets as favors.
Any experiences to share?