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The 2014 stamp covered the two-ounce rate, which is often required for wedding invitations and other oversize cards. The first Wedding Cake stamp was issued in 2009. Over a quarter of all wedding costs are for catering: hors d’oeuvres, buffets, dinners, and desserts. The wedding cake, possibly a caterer’s most important task, surprisingly remains a relatively small expense in an otherwise costly event.
The cake, cake topper, and cutting fees quite often ring up under $600. The average cost per slice is about the same as at a restaurant. However, more involved recipes and elaborate decorating can easily increase even the smallest budget for a wedding cake. Regardless of cost, it remains an important element of the festivities on a couple’s most important day. The wedding cake pictured on this stamp was created and designed by Pastry chef Peter Brett. Renée Comet took the photograph. 70¢ Wedding Cake, issued to satisfy two-ounce rate.
Wedding Cake Stamp | |
Denomination & Type of Issue: | |
Banknote Corporation of America, Inc./SSP | |
Banknote Corporation of America, Browns Summit, NC | |
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, PMS 874, PMS 9 (Warm Gray) | |
© 2008 USPS • USPS logo • Plate position diagram • Barcode (587500) In upper right and lower left hand corners of pane • Promotional text | |
