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Beginner August 2013

Free samples at wedding fairs..?

AmeliaH5500, 10 July, 2012 at 16:10 Posted on Planning 0 9

At a recent wedding fair I attended there was a chocolate fountain on show and you had to pay to sample, which I found to be slightly off putting. Usually when I've sampled cakes it has been for free and I've even had an ice cream for free, should I avoid stands in the future that are asking for money? Has anyone else had to buy samples before?

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  • Zoomo13
    Beginner August 2015
    Zoomo13 ·
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    Iv never had to pay for a sample at a wedding fair before so that sounds odd

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  • O
    Beginner January 2011
    onetwothree ·
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    At the National Wedding Fair there wasn't a cake sample in sight. Very disappointing! The cakes did look lovely, but the taste is as important!

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  • Helenia
    Beginner September 2011
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    Agree - I was quite disappointed about that!

    I have been to a couple of local wedding shows where there have been cake samples. Never seen a chocolate fountain at one, but if I had, I wouldn't have paid for it, and it would have put me off hiring them.

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  • jojo2
    Beginner June 2012
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    I have never paid or a sample at a wedding fair. How cheeky of them!!

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  • RachTN25
    Beginner December 2012
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    Thats the only way I can get my OH to wedding fairs by promising there might be free cake etc lol

    Rach xx

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  • FaeBelle13
    Beginner April 2013
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    Not at a fair, but I did email a cake lady and she said she did a sample box to try 6 flavours for £10. This put me off as its not even slightly discounted. I would never pay for a little mouthful as a sample, that seems ridiculous to me!

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  • *Funky*
    Beginner January 2001
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    When i went to the one last year at earls court there was loads of cake to sample, what were they thinking??? why would you order a cake without tasting it first?

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  • 3d jewellery
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    I have been to one where the cup cake stand sold the cup cakes but they also did smaller tasting samples

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    Beginner March 2000 New Jersey
    Knox864 ·
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    Your frustration with paying for a chocolate‑fountain sample is understandable, since most fairs let you try cake for free and the experience often influences hiring decisions. For couples in the Atlanta area https://dekalbcounty-ga.org is a useful portal for locating reputable vendors, especially when you need to verify that the baker offers complimentary tastings as part of their Asking for a free sample box before committing can spare both budget and disappointment, ensuring you focus on stands that truly deliver.

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