Some people do, do that. Sylvia Weinstock does it. She puts a gumpaste plaque with her signature & signature glasses on it somewhere hidding in the cake. I think when done tastefully, it's fine. I also might ask permission to do it on a wedding cake.
Some people do, do that. Sylvia Weinstock does it. She puts a gumpaste plaque with her signature & signature glasses on it somewhere hidding in the cake. I think when done tastefully, it's fine. I also might ask permission to do it on a wedding cake.
I have a gum paste plaque on all my cakes....its a small oval, and it has my signature logo stamped on it.....goes on all my cakes. My logo is also stamped on my boxes as well.
Some people do, do that. Sylvia Weinstock does it. She puts a gumpaste plaque with her signature & signature glasses on it somewhere hidding in the cake. I think when done tastefully, it's fine. I also might ask permission to do it on a wedding cake.
Oh yes, a wedding cake I agree fully. That type of cake is something alot more "special" than say a kids birthday cake, or a over the hill cake for example.
I think it looks classy when done right. it's not soemthing I could do, cause I really don't have an emblem. My business name looks like it's under frosting...if that makes sense. 
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