Veronica's Sweetcakes — Restaurant in Marshfield

We went with Veronica's Sweetcakes for our wedding. We had cupcakes, mini cupcakes, and a small two-tier cake. The cupcakes were funfetti with vanilla frosting, chocolate with oreo frosting, and white almond with raspberry filling and vanilla frosting. The cake was vanilla/vanilla. I only had a few of the cupcakes, but there were none left at the end of the night. The ones I did eat were all the raspberry filling ones, which are probably as close as you can get to a transcendental shamanistic experience with a baked good. They lack description. The two-tier cake was somehow good even days after the wedding, and my wife and I were eating it long after what could be considered socially acceptable. Delicious. Affordable. Amazing. I can't wait until our 1 year anniversary so we can order another cake that's basically just a giant...

2 years ago we asked Veronica's Sweetcakes to make our wedding cake/cupcake arrangement, the price was very fair, customer service was terrific and they covered every detail we asked for! Our details were a ribbon and "I DO" flags to decorate each cupcake with, they were happy to do this for us and my wife was very grateful for that! Each of our 2 anniversaries we have ordered the cake top to share with our families and they nail the detail and cake quality every time and even add a special touch by topping the cake with one of our custom "I DO" flags each time! My wife and i find this small personal touch very impressive and we look forward to ordering a cake every september even if they run out...

I will never step foot in this bakery again after witnessing them treat one of their elderly clients like absolute garbage. The girl working told her that she needed to wait outside because there was 3 people inside the bakery. The customer explained that she had recently had a heart attack and could not stand outside in the heat. She also offered to step back into their consulting room to offer more spacing between clients, and the girl still refused and told her she needed to go outside. The woman again explained that she had a heart condition, which is when the worker said rudely "what do you want me to call you an ambulance or something"?...