As we say, however, a group of batch of wedding photographers claim this is far from an isolated incident. Also taking to ...

After one recent wedding guest shared how a marriage dissolved after a cake smash, many others chimed in with similar stories ...

"I still remember the look my wife gave me, with a shocked ‘wtf was he thinking?!’ ” one guest recalled on Reddit ...

“Cake time, groom has a fork full, goes to feed it to his bride, but drags his hand upwards to spear the cake on her cheek,” ...

"I think it's well worth getting rid of." Post added that although many partners do not want to participate in the cake smash, there are some people who do find the tradition funny and want to ...

If both parties agree to smash cake onto each other’s faces, they can incorporate the tradition without issue because they have consented to do so as a couple, according to Smith. People who try ...

commented one Redditor. “I don’t foresee the type of people that smash people faces into cakes reading a warning label like this,” wrote another person. “after watching a video of a cake ...

If both parties agree to smash cake onto each other’s faces, they can incorporate the tradition without issue because they have consented to do so as a couple, according to Smith. People who try ...

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. However, the little boy ...

Yes, and it even has an equally offensive name: a “smash cake.” What likely started with ... I am always happy to help people, and do so without expectation of compensation.

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 ...