When it comes to a bride choosing a wedding dress we know it's very important. After all isn't it a bride's sole purpose to look her best on the day of her wedding, marry the man of her dreams, and present a wedding design that is beautiful and pleasing for her guests. What recently caught our attention in the world of wedding dresses and wedding cakes is that there is a fun new trend that involves matching the wedding cake to the wedding dress. You might be thinking that it's an absurd idea, but when you look at some of the dresses we've paired today with our own personal Cakes Made by ME, you will see there is something fresh, unique and fun about this technique. This post showcases the cakes we made during the month of February. Message anytime if you'd like us to create a speacialty cake for you.
This amazing cake was on disply for a wedding at the East Ocean Chinese Restaurant in Emeryville. It features the Grecian effect of draping fabric, of course we created ours with fondant. To pair a dress with this cake we chose one that drapes fabric in a similar way. We think it's darling!
This three tiered cake is one we made for a grand wedding at the Hotel Vitale in San Francisco. It features one solid color with flower detailing which brings it alive. In similar fashion we paired a dress that uses the same type of flowering technique which makes the dress pop with a 3D like a effect. We love it!
The cake we made for the love photo shoot featured a brilliant ombre effect in romantic shades of pink. Of course only an ombre pink dress would do this beauty of a cake justice and that's exactly how we would pair the dress to this cake. Dreamy...wouldn't you say. Also, if you haven't already checked it out, visit A Monique Affair's Love blog post to see the amazing shoot at Holman Ranch.
Our last cake was one we made for a fun wedding at the Sequoia Country Club which features a white chocolate wrap that is skirted around to create delicious texture. Match the dress to the cake with a dress like this one, slightly off white and with a million layers to match the wonderful flow.
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