Extravagant cakes, memorable pictures, lovely wedding gowns, colorful (and incredibly creative party supplies, exotic honeymoons and super fashion shoes for bride and groom was my last weekend in Cintermex with Expo tu Boda. This is a convention in which several wedding related stores get together and offer their service (with coupons or descuentos) to the couple. You make be asking what was I doing there? Easy. My mother and father collaborate with the church for a diploma that couples take before getting married to know each other better and don’t have any little “surprises” once they are wife and husband. Cintermex always gives them a little stand for them to add couples and give information, but this time my father wasn’t able to go and my mother didn’t want to go alone, so I took his place. I was amazing. The dresses, the people, I mean, the whole atmosphere was so joyful I’m guessing because a wedding is a really special moment in their lives. Anyways, I had the chance to walk around and see. It’s funny, because more than once someone asked me if I was old enough to get married, and like twice they asked me where was my fiancé (sorry, but I don’t even have a boyfriend). I learn plenty, for example, you have to at least have everything ready four months before, the cakes are the easiest to ask, although the price varies in so many ways, Pasteleria Lety was the most expensive and in their display they had simple cakes. There was one that was for 200 persons, white with three levels and a red candy rose on top, the price was around $5,000 pesos; I kept searching and I find a lovely cake, with more detail and three roses in each level, the price was $3,500. So here you can see what the name of the company can make with the prices but the whole deal is to know how to search and taste as many cake you can. I won’t be able to tell you everything I saw that weekend so next entry I will like to talk about some really funny and new innovations for the couples photo shoot and some other surprises. I will see you next time.
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