Ombré Wedding Cake

Decorating By rchrdsnzoo Updated 30 Mar 2017 , 8:21am by GIGGLEBOX2014

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rchrdsnzoo Posted 26 Mar 2017 , 11:48pm
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My niece is wanting an ombré 4 tiered wedding cake.  What's the best way to do this?  The color of the one in the design of the other...Ombré Wedding CakeOmbré Wedding Cake

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rchrdsnzoo Posted 27 Mar 2017 , 12:07am
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A very faint blue color that kind of melts together like this oneOmbré Wedding Cake

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GIGGLEBOX2014 Posted 27 Mar 2017 , 11:25am
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Just start with your darkest shade and continue to add more white to get a lighter shade everytime. 

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rchrdsnzoo Posted 30 Mar 2017 , 12:49am
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Thank you.  Would you put ombre colors in same pastry bag or all seperate?

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GIGGLEBOX2014 Posted 30 Mar 2017 , 8:18am
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I put all mine in separate bags and line them up in the order I plan to use them.

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GIGGLEBOX2014 Posted 30 Mar 2017 , 8:21am
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I have an anchor cake in my gallery that I used only Wilton Royal Blue. Each time I just added more white buttercream until I had the color I wanted. Hope that helps! =)

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