I've been doing some baking on the side for the past two or three years. Mostly decorated cakes recently, but some cookies, cupcakes, cheescakes, etc also. I'm ready to launch a website to take it further.
I need some creative inspiration from my fellow cc'ers to come up with a business name. My name and my husband's name both start with "D" and so does our son's name. So...I'd like it to have two or three words starting with "D". I just can't come up with anything that seems right.
Please throw me any ideas!
sorry theres a facebook group for it already 
Donna's Delightful Delicacies
Donna's Delicious Delicacies
Triple D Bakery! Could even have a little tag line like "Decadent, Delicious, and Divine"
That was the first thing that came into my head.......or if you like math you could call it D cubed, which is D to the third power (not sure how to make the little 3 above the D on the computer though)
WARNING: This is my opinion only. I know that many of you will disagree. I am only stating *my* tastes and preferences.
I'm not a big fan of alliterative business names. I think they are unimaginative and overused to the point of cliche'. A special thumbs-down to those who use K as the beginning consonant, and a double-special thumbs-down if the K replaces an actual C. Seriously, I wouldn't want a business name shorthand of KKK, or anything like it.
Why would this name be something a potential customer would remember? Although the name may be meaningful to you, why not create a name that truly identifies your brand and special talent or niche?
"Triple-D" makes me think of bra sizing, so unless you're prepared for lots of XXX spam and prank queries, I'd reconsider.
If you must incorporate the consonants, what about: 3D Cakes.
This name conveys three-dimensionality, and opens several possibilities for icons. You could develop a specialty in carved cakes and refuse to do sheet cakes. (Cakes are 3D, not 2D!) The name itself carries a visual representation, and thus would be easier to remember. Of course, if you won't be doing carved cakes, this might not be an appropriate business name.
I hope this helps. I'm just trying to present another opinion that may indeed be in the minority.
Good luck to you!
dawncr - Thank you so much for your input. That is exactly why I posted here - I wanted the honest opinions and suggestions.
3D Cakes was actually my first choice, but I don't really do anything 3-Dimensional and am probably years away from those types of skills. I certainly don't want to mislead anyone.
However, would it be misleading to call it 3D Deserts?
Also, I really like KHalstead's idea of a tag line.
There is a guy here in Orlando that just opened a bar-b-q place. His last name is Rivers and he called it 4 Rivers (married with two kids). So maybe you could do something like that.
BTW - 4 Rivers is going gangbusters, ALWAYS a line to get in. I've never seen a new business take off so well.
"cakes to a higher power" LOVE IT doug lol
would you guys believe that my DH wanted to actually name OUR SON D cubed?? Seriously people. My DH is a junior and his first name is Daniel, so our son, if given the same name would be D the third....or D cubed. I was like, absolutely not........although it was more reasonable than his first suggestion .........pi............yeah, like his name would've been 3.14 and we would have called him pi......I told my DH, what if he grows up to be fat? He'd never live down being heavy and being named Pi!!! Can you imagine the jokes??
Happy to say that my son's name is Jeremy lol Mommy wins!!
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