An anonymous bride on Reddit has alleged a cake-smashing incident ruined her wedding, and her post has led social media users and etiquette experts to debate if the tradition can be harmful.

A social media debate is underway about whether brides should be asking their wedding guests to fulfill costly favors — such as baking a cake for the big day — in place of gifts after a bride ...

Cynthia, my best friend, was not touched or overjoyed or even grateful when I told her I wanted to make her wedding cake. Her e-mail did not mince words: Some people might have found this reply ...

The argument, as the New York Times reported in 2012, was that wedding cakes, though treated as a given, weren’t always enjoyed — why not do something else? Reconsidering this anti-cake moment ...

Languages: English. Planning a wedding can be stressful, especially with all of the long-held traditions and potential ceremonies a couple can include. The cake smash is one wedding tradition in ...

This fun-dorable preschool teacher threw a wedding for her students! —* Chicago Tribune *Tee hee! 10 annoying ways couples use social media for their weddings! (I agree with ALL of these!) ...

The night before my wedding, a well-meaning friend asked me what time I was “getting started” in the morning. Without missing a beat, I explained that it doesn’t take long to make a batch of ...

When you think about a traditional wedding reception, the cake is often the first thing that comes to mind. That image of layers of vanilla cake adorned with crisp corners and swirls of Swiss ...

What I did dream about was cake. Before I had a fiance or even the inkling of a wedding in my future, I knew I’d bake my wedding cake. In the early 2010s, I’d run my own vegan microbakery on ...