What Kind Of Vines/greens For Rustic Cake Decoration..
Decorating By Minileo Updated 20 May 2024 , 5:07am by Minileo
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Hello my fellow bakers,
I am asked to decorate a wedding cake similar to this. I was wondering what kind of vine is that. Is it natural or faux? I can find faux rustic vines with leaves but couldn't find any which is dried and without leaves. I don't even know what to call them. Where do you buy them from? Any help is appreciated.
Thank you so much!
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You just have to detangle them.... and the difficult part how to sanitize them in order to place on top of a cake....
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Could anyone tell me if the vines/greens are real/fake or mix and match and what do you call it?
1st cake picture in the link.
Thank you!
http://blog.theweddingofmydreams.co.uk/2019/10/enchanting-woodland-wedding-cakes/
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It seems to be a mix of fake ones. Did you try soaking the vines in warm water to see if the soften? Based on the tendrils and buds in the vine, no doubt they are grape ones. You might be able to find green fresh real ones....
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use full width floral tape wrapping on long floral wire, add a little gumpaste. Alan Dunn has some tutorials on how to make stuff like that. Brilliant decorator.
It's also helpful to understand that most of those photo shoots of cakes are fake. Seriously FAKE. Fake cake, fake icing, fake decoration. Nothing edible at all or would be allowed by the food safety industry. Search for sugar flowers, gumpaste sugar floral sprays, things like that. Lots of ideas for food safe things.
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Try to find someone around with real fresh grape vines....I have also seen wild grapes, growing like weeds, maybe you can give them a rinse and use them, they will be green/brownish, flexible nontoxic and clean. Oh boy.... good luck with this one!
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You have not spray them? have you? Otherwise.... GO GIRL!
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