After the bride's dress, the wedding
cake is probably the next most looked at and admired part of a wedding so you
need to ensure that it’s not only delicious but also beautiful.
Traditional or Contemporary Wedding Cake?
The traditional wedding cake is a
multi-tiered affair, composed of layers of square or round cakes, covered in
white frosting and decorated with figurines of the bride and bridegroom. If
your wedding is going to be of the traditional kind, then this type of wedding
cake will be ideal for you.
Square multi-layer wedding cake |
Cake with groom and bride miniature |
Cartoon brides and groom on wedding cake |
Very nice small cake in wedding |
As a general rule of thumb, a three-tiered wedding
cake will serve approximately 75 guests (depending on how generous you are
going to be with your portions!). Of course, it’s not necessary to limit
yourself to using white frosting – if your wedding is color-themed, then you
could have your wedding cake frosted in the same color as your dress or
flowers. For a more individual look, your wedding cake could be decorated with
flowers, fruit or decorations that reflect your personalities or interests.
Sponge cakes and fruitcakes are the traditional wedding cakes of choice but
don’t forget to cater for your guests’ tastes too.
Also, instead of having just one wedding cake, why not have a selection of smaller, different flavor cakes? Cupcakes seem to be all the rage at the moment and are a novel way to have a wedding cake that is a little different than the norm.
Also, instead of having just one wedding cake, why not have a selection of smaller, different flavor cakes? Cupcakes seem to be all the rage at the moment and are a novel way to have a wedding cake that is a little different than the norm.
DIY or Professional Wedding Cake?
Your Mom may be the best cake-baker
you know, but is she really up to baking the centerpiece for your big day? Does
she want that responsibility? If you do decide to save money by having your Mom
or a friend create your wedding cake, it’s best to have a trial run before the
big day to ensure that the cake is going to live up to expectations. A
professionally made wedding cake may be more expensive but the quality and
appearance will be guaranteed.
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