Wedded Bliss

The Rundown:

Three-tiered, staggered, square, ivory cake.

Accented with handpainted gold beads and a cascade of fresh roses.

Our typical "finished product pose".

But there was no help on this delivery so....you take what you can get.

This cake was so fun to do because there were a lot of "firsts" involved, but the best part was the brides reaction. It was priceless. She loved the cake and wasn't afraid to let us know.

I. Love. That!

{wishing you a lifetime of wedded bliss, Holly}

Marriage is a Journey

Here is the cake from this weekend.

The lovely bride went with a lemon & lime theme, hence the green.

The green was so fun to work with and different than the other wedding cakes we have worked on. This cake was the first wedding cake that we have actually had "issues". But all in all, it was a great learning experience and we now officially have a square wedding cake under our belts.

And this picture is just for payback...

Wedding Cake

We set up the cake Saturday afternoon. Sunday morning at church Kate finds me to tell me the bride and groom called her during dinner (she and James had a celebratory dinner at PF Changs after the cake set up to commemorate the end of James' police testing and super-psycho diet/workout schedule).

"Oh no, what happened!?" were my exact thoughts.

Luckily, they had just called during the middle of their reception to tell her how amazing the cake looked. Yay!

For the Love of Cake

I couldn't resist posting this. I'll attend to my household duties soon enough. Kate and I created this cake last week for Preschool Graduation. The theme was "Wild About our Graduates" and they use Zoo Phonics in the classroom.

Seriously this is my favorite cake so far.

Love, love, love it.

(is that snotty to say about your own creations?? i hope not.)