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    ejs4y8    June 20, 2009  

    I've heard multiple things on when to have our cake cut. We're having a cute little tiered cake to cut into, but serving sheet cake (which can be pre-sliced) so there won't be a big time gap between cutting and serving

    Is it cut when the couple walks into the reception? Or is it cut after toasts and after the first dance? Or is it cut later in the evening, like 9pm? I'm so lost!

    When are you all planning on cutting the cake? 

     
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    SpaceC06    02/07/2009   Albuquerque

    We cut our cakes after dinner was served. Our timeline was something like:

    grand entrance, toast, dinner, cake cutting, father/daughter/mother/son dance, dancing, tosses, dancing

    Hope that helps!

     
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    kitty25kat25    March 21, 2009   Amelia Island, FL

    We cut our cake later in the reception (around 9pm, reception ended at 10pm) because we served dessert as part of our plated dinner, so we figured we didn't want to do cake right after just doing dessert.

     
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    AnnieAAA    October 25, 2009   Dallas, TX

    It really is up to you, I have read of brides that cut the cake at all sorts of times during the reception. However, the best advice I read was of a few brides who really wanted to focus on the dance part of the reception, they all cut the cake right after dinner, that way the rest of the night was nothing but dancing and there would be no interuptions of their dance parties :)

     
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    slicey19      

    we are planning to cut the cake later in the evening, around 10pm with the reception ending at 11:30. Every wedding Iäve been to does the cake cut right after dinner and I never even eat the cake because I'm already up and socializing/dancing so I think this way people will actually enjoy the cake later in the evening.

     
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    Future Puida    May 30, 2009   Connecticut

    I just wrote out our outline for the reception.. which starts at 7pm and ends at 12 midnight.  Our plan is to serve the cake afte dinner, toasts, etc... I stated that no matter what I requested that the cake be served at 10:30, bc most of your older guests will leave at the cake cutting.

    HTH

     

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