Jamaican Wedding: Wedding Cakes from Humming Bird Hall

July 29, 2015March 18, 2019 Denise N. Fyffe, Editor in Chief

The wedding cake is particularly important in a Jamaican wedding and the responsibility of the grandmother and mother of the bride. The huge, rum-soaked cake is taken on a procession to the wedding by the women of the village. If you need to save money, you can simply cut down on the size of the cake or the amount of rum used to make it.

Have a look at some of these lovely creations from Humming Bird Hall.

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Jamaican author, Denise N. Fyffe, has over 33 published books to her credit. She authored several volumes of poetry, Christian books and scholarly titles. Her books include Declarations for my Sons and Daughters and Sudden Death: Loosening Foundations, which tackles the issues of depression, rape, incest and suicide. Visit https://www.theislandjournal.com, https://denisenfyffe.wordpress.com/ and https://revthechristianlife.wordpress.com for more of her work. View all posts by Denise N. Fyffe, Editor in Chief