People who try to surprise a partner with a cake smash put themselves at risk of upsetting their significant other and causing harm to their relationship, Smith warned.

The cake smash is one wedding tradition in which the bride and groom take handfuls of cake to each other's faces. While the result is often funny, more newlyweds are opting out of the traditional ...

From Smashing the Cake to Tossing the Garter: An Etiquette Expert Weighs in on Wedding Traditions (Exclusive) In an exclusive chat with PEOPLE, etiquette specialist Jacqueline Whitmore gives her ...

As far as antiquated wedding traditions go, most people will agree that the cake smash is one it's time to retire for good.It used to be standard practice for one or both partners to "smash" a ...

A cake box from bakery Paris Baguette has a warning not to smash your face into it to avoid "severe injury." Heres why you should be careful with cake-smashing. “Congratulations, you’ve ...

A smash cake is a small iced sponge that people give their childrens to dig into with their hands and deliberately make a mess, often so adorable photos can be captured.

She wrote, “my husband and I discussed the cake in the face thing and no garter thing before the wedding. Almost 19 years later, we make decisions, together.” Read the original article on People ...

Groom accidentally cuts bride’s upper lip while smashing cake in her face at wedding, leading to divorce “The people who do this kind of ‘joke’ are actually bullies.” ...

Conley organized a smash cake photo shoot for her daughter, Olivia, when Olivia turned 1 in February. “She just dug in. She was eating the cake off her toes,” Christina says.