Bywater Bakery steps up to honor Sucre’ wedding cake orders after closure
“To all the engaged couples effected by this abrupt shutdown, Bywater Bakery has your back."
by Mary Staes
June 17, 2019
After the abrupt closure of Sucre’ confectionary on Monday morning, Bywater Bakery said it’s stepping in to help any couples who may have lost their wedding cake orders.
“To all the engaged couples effected by this abrupt shutdown, Bywater Bakery has your back. The last thing you need while planning your wedding is extra stress,” a post on the bakery’s social media page said.
MORE: Community steps in to help those affected by Sucré’s abrupt closing
“We will do our best to honor any wedding cake contract held with Sucré. We also understand many brides and grooms are out the deposits already paid. So we’ll also honor the deposits you’ve paid, up to 30% of the total quoted.”
Let them eat cake!
MORE: Sucre’ To Close Its Doors After 13 Years
More Local Stories
Fit and Fab: Free summer workouts in Boston
Cover photo courtesy Getty Images Looking to get fit for the summer? Still wary of COVID-19 or just looking for some sunshine while you sweat? Here are some Boston free summer workouts across the city so you can keep moving all season long! Seaport Sweat May 2 to Sept. 29 Boston’s biggest free workout series…
What’s On the Menu?: Farm-to-table
The farm-to-table movement brings locally grown foods to your plate. Not only will enjoying farm-to-table meals allow you to indulge in fresh, nutritional, seasonal dishes, but farm-to-table dining helps the environment and supports the local economy. Check out these delicious farm-to-table restaurants in Greenville, South Carolina on the latest episode of What’s On the Menu?. …
A guide to some of the best Black-owned brunch spots in NOLA
Gather the crew together, make those reservations, and celebrate all things Black at brunch.
A guide to Pittsburgh’s summer events must-do list
Check out our roundup below for the can’t-miss events happening in the city over the next few months.
Eat Play Stay Orlando: Tarpon Springs
In historic Ybor City, different cultures bring out the best in one another. Enjoy an authentic Cuban sandwich or dine at a restaurant now on its fifth generation of ownership. After chicken yoga (yes, that’s a thing!), treat yourself to a hand-rolled cigar.
Dorchester doughnuts that pack a paczki
These traditional Polish pastries are the real deal.
Cheap Date Orlando: Unicorns Dragons & Desserts
Two Orlando couples shop vintage, search for the perfect slice, visit a post-apocalyptic saloon, and take the stage on blind dates in Orlando.
Hometown Tragedy: Missing in Milwaukee
On this episode of Hometown Tragedy: Missing in Milwaukee, we’ll explore what happened to Jerica Banks, her children, and how it impacted their community.
Exploring the history of Pittsburgh’s Chinatown
At one time, there was even an informal Chinatown mayor to act as a community liaison.
A guide to some of the best Black-owned brunch spots in NOLA
Gather the crew together, make those reservations, and celebrate all things Black at brunch.
Queen Trini Lisa’s Ascension to New Orleans’ Caribbean Soul Food Throne
Lisa Nelson didn’t plan on being a chef. She didn’t anticipate becoming a queen either, but true to the most beloved of royalty, the people made her one.
A grab-and-go food guide to the MSY New Orleans terminal
Time. Most of us don’t have a lot of that. Even less so when we’re rushing to make a flight. There are still plenty of tasty options for the less leisurely travelers among us, though it helps to know where to find them.
Chef Dee Lavigne expands the only Black-owned cooking school in New Orleans
Deelightful Roux School of Cooking is the only African American-owned cooking school taught by a New Orleans native, and her class is a guide to New Orleans’ food culture.