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You'll probably get much more relevant answers by posting this on your local board!
I know that a lot of brides are now getting a small ornate cake to cut into and then doing sheet cakes to be cut up and served. No one will even know the difference and it will save you a lot of $.
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Looking for a nice,delicious wedding cake or 220 ppl..wedding date is sunday sept 5,2010..Anyone know of a cake maker that is resonable?