Couple Realizes They Have Wrong Flavored Wedding Cake After Tasting It on 1-Year Anniversary: ‘Is that Carrot?’
"We didn't choose carrot cake for our wedding cake...I thought we chose amapola?" said bride Andrea Estefania in a viral TikTok
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One bride and groom got a hilarious surprise when they tried their wedding cake one year after their nuptials.
To celebrate their 1st wedding anniversary Andrea Estefania and her husband dug out what they thought was a piece of their wedding cake from the freezer, a tradition that many couples partake in to celebrate the occasion. After the dessert thawed, they dug in and immediately realized something was off about the favor.
"Is this carrot cake?" Estefania is seen asking her husband in a video she posted.
'Mmhm," her husband responded.
"That's what we chose?" she asked. "We didn't choose carrot cake for our wedding cake. I thought we chose amapola? We didn't choose carrot cake for our wedding cake."
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When the video of the couple's reaction went viral, Estefania said in a follow-up TikTok that wedding guests reached out to her to let them know the couple did serve Amapola, a lemon poppy cake on their wedding day.
She explained how she and her husband had been so busy celebrating and dancing that night that they never had time to try the cake during the reception.
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Confused about how they ended up with carrot cake instead, Estefania began asking around. She eventually she got to the bottom of the wedding cake mystery.
"We got married in Colombia and travel a ton and so my mother-in-law froze it for us and sent it to us in a luggage case to Florida where we live for our wedding anniversary," she said.
"Turns out that my mother-in-law just saved the wrong cake. The carrot cake was for my wedding rehearsal," Estefania continued. "Anyways it's so hilarious that this went viral."
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"Yeah, I don't remember it being carrot either," one user who's friends with Estefania commented on the post.
"I guess it's always a good idea to check the cake before freezing it," another person wrote.
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According to Brides, freezing your wedding cake for your 1st anniversary is an age-old tradition that requires some important steps for the best results.
One tip they suggest talking to your baker to learn what they suggest is the best way to preserve your cake. They add that some cakes – like those with buttercream frosting – freeze better than those that are more delicate. Another suggestion they have is to make sure to freeze the cake as close to your wedding day as possible.
"According to the publication, "Overall, the most important key is to be sure air can’t get at the cake while it’s in the freezer for a full year! Nobody wants freezer-burnt cake."
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