I have a shower cake due today. The customer didn't like the wording she gave me and her husband made fun of her about it. She told me to phrase it another way, sending their love to the baby.

Is this correct???

all our love,
the baby's name

PLEASE HELP ASAP

Sounds fine to me....although I'd capitalize the first letter.

Or maybe "With all our love"

Hope this helps.

_____, all our love

Giving all our love to baby ______

We love you _______


Tammy

Yep.

It is a tag that reads:

All Our Love,
Parker

Parker is the baby. Hubby and I argued over whether the grammar was correct. He thinks it is okay too. If not, I can just replace the tag. No problem. I just don't want my cake on cake wrecks, lol.

Thanks so much for responding!!

re:
All our love,
Parker

The way they've phrased it might be technically correct. But it is awkward. It makes it sound, to me, like the cake is FROM Parker. I know the 'our' clarifies that. But it does seem awkward. I might put...

Parker
all our love

To me the way it is worded sounds like the baby is sending all his love. Is it a gift cake with a gift tag attached? If so then maybe have is say
" For baby Parker, with all our love" or "To Parker, with all our love" or "All our love belongs to Parker"

I agree with freddyfl. It's not correct to say "All Our Love, Parker" because that means Parker is sending his love to you. In that case it'd be "All My Love, Parker" I'd go with "With All Our Love to Parker" or similar examples above.

That was my point. I'll redo the tag. Thanks so much for your support!

How about "To Parker, With all our Love"