Weddings-R-Us provides complete wedding services for couples who wish to marry quickly without the hassle of planning the details. Weddings-R-Us entered into a legally binding contract with Creative Bakery for Creative Bakery to supply gorgeous, elaborate, wedding cakes on demand with just 5 hours' advance notice. In return, Weddings-R-Us agreed to pay double the normal price for a cake delivered within 5 hours. This arrangement allows Wedding-R-Us to advertise that a couple could request a wedding in the morning and be married by that same afternoon with all of the details provided. On July 19th, Creative Bakery notified Weddings-R-Us that it was having trouble with its food service license and that it may not be able to provide wedding cakes until the license matter is resolved. Creative Bakery doesn't know how long this might take. Weddings-R-Us is very nervous about this issue because a couple might come in and request a wedding at any moment and they would be obligated to supply the wedding including a cake. No weddings are scheduled at this time, but it could happen at any moment. What options are available to Weddings-R-Us? Must it wait for a wedding to be requested and for a cake not to be delivered before it can seek any legal remedy against Creative Bakery? Why or why not? What remedies are available to Weddings-R-Us?