PEMBREY, Wales, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- A Welsh couple whose wedding cake turned out to be a polystyrene fraud won $514 from the bakery in small claims court.
Aimee West, 27, said she and her new husband Tony, 26, discovered the day of their reception in Pembrey, Wales, that bakery Creative Cakes had forgotten about their $447-prepaid cake order, The Daily Telegraph reported Thursday.
"They admitted their mistake and said: 'Don't worry, we'll get you a cake.' They turned up that evening and the cake was put on a table for all to see," she said. "We were just about to cut it when someone discovered the cake people had left four layers of sponge cake in the hotel reception. That set alarm bells ringing and when my mother checked the cake she found it was made of polystyrene."
Polystyrene is better known by the brand name Styrofoam.
The small claims court ordered Creative Cakes owner Karen Williams to pay the Wests $514 in compensation.
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