Unique and Personal Wedding Cakes
October 21st, 2009
Wedding Cakes are a really important part of any wedding and a great way to show off your personality. We are always on the look out for unusual and unique details and we came across this cake on www.blisstree.com. Its really simple, and as you can see, the happy couple had their photographs applied to the cake which portrayed the story of their day. The black and white theme makes it classy and elegant.
We have to say we did not know this was possible until last week. My mother in law had her 70th birthday, she loved the card we bought her, which had a beautiful art deco picture on it. We took the card to the cake shop and lo and behold it was photocopied on to edible sugar paper, framed with icing, and hey presto we had the most gorgeous looking cake.
Wedding Cakes don’t have to cost a fortune these days either, Marks & Spencers, and Waitrose do the most lovely cakes. You can buy them plain, then decorate them with flowers, or cake toppers to make them unique. They come in various flavours, from chocolate, to fruit so you don’t have to compromise.
I hope this idea might inspire you to think about how your cake can portray you and your partner, and make your guests smile. To help you, and for fun, take a look at some of the unusual cake designs around, your imagination it seems is the only limit.
DIY there must have been some major issues!!
Quirky and unusual.
Why not send us your ideas for unusual wedding cakes and we will publish them on our blog. Contact us we are always happy to hear from you. Wedding Genie have lots of ideas like this to help inspire your special day, why not call or email to find out our availability for A Genie for An Evening service designed to get you inspired.
Until next time, happy planning.
Tags: Cakes, Inspiration, Personal Touches
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