THE MORE the merrier is a common phrase used to show inclusion, but does this apply to wedding cake?
In a viral TikTok video, people on the internet got a glimpse of what happens to your wedding cake after the festivities.
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In the video, a catering staff was recorded with the remnants of a wedding cake. A staff member encouraged another staff to take a bite of the cake, sans a spoon or fork.
“This is what happens to your leftover wedding cake,” the text overlay read. “But did we get fired?”
The video left the comment section divided.
Some people were glad the cake wasn’t going to waste, while others were upset.
“At least it’s not ending up in the garbage. Share it.. They’re expensive,” one TikTok user commented.
Another wrote: “After guests are served it’s supposed to go to staff.”
Someone chimed in with a differing opinion: “No they should package it up and give it to you.”
A commenter with a more neutral opinion stated: “Do couples not take the leftovers home? I always figured that’s what [people] did.”
While some staffers are enjoying leftover cake, other people are not so fortunate when it comes to wedding cakes.
A baker shared the ultimate wedding cake fail after 10 hours of crafting a wedding cake.
Sadly, the woman in charge of the cake was left with a broken sad-looking cake just 8 hours before the couple’s big day.
The cake itself was actually at one point a stunner and donned edible leaves and flowers, but sadly fell off the counter into a crumpled heap, not surviving till the wedding day.
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