The best thing about designing your own wedding cake NJ is that you call all the shots. There are so many options to choose from, and so many decisions to make. From the size and texture of your cake to the color […]
We made this 4 tiered wedding cake adorned with a huge flower on the side finished in pearl. The bride was inspired by a similar cake she saw. We can’t take the credit for this cake; but we did put a twist […]
We hand painted a vine like design in black on this three tiered wedding cake. This cake is iced with fondant and finished it with handmade wine colored sugar flowers. This wedding cake has what we like to call a “traditional stack” […]
This 3 tier wedding cake is iced with fondant that has been frilled. The frilled effect gives this cake a light and airy feel. The cake was decorated with handmade sugar peonies.
This slate gray fondant iced wedding cake has a quilting pattern with white pearls on three tiers. We added a pearl damask print on the middle and top tiers. As borders we also used larger pearl beads. Beautiful peach handmade sugar flowers […]
Take a look at this classy and clean design on this 4 tier fondant iced wedding cake. Bottom and second tier from the top have a quilted design with a purple pin dot. The other 2 tiers have a swirl design and […]
This contemporary fondant iced wedding cake has fondant pearl beads that cover the middle tier and borders of each layer. All 3 tiers of this cake are filled with moist red velvet cake and cream cheese icing. We added an over sized […]
Rolled fondant which is not to be confused with poured fondant, is commonly used to decorate wedding cakes and custom made cake. Fondant has pliable dough-like consistency and taste somewhat like marshmallow. When covering a cake with fondant it is typically iced […]
This 5 tiered wedding cake has a fondant custom antique finish and as a topper we made a sugar bow and a broach. The wedding cake was delivered to Emmett Castle in Pearl River NY. All 5 Tiers were made of vanilla […]
A Lego Wedding cake!!! LEGO® toys began with the work of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a Danish carpenter who lived in Billund. The wooden toys that Christiansen began creating in 1932 became the LEGO company in 1934, with the name deriving from the […]