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This was a vanilla cake with fresh strawberry filling, buttercream frosting, and royal roses. The wedding and reception was held at a local amusement park in upper 90 degree weather. We had a 95 minute drive to deliver with no air conditioning, I was so worried about the frosting melting that I asked the bride and groom to cut the cake as soon as possible.
This was done for a cousin's wedding. They wanted fall colored flowers.
I was so sick making this cake, the night I was decorating the cake I had a 106 degree fever. After it was delivered and everything set up my husband took me to the hospital to learn that I had pneumonia.
Wedding was for April 14th and my 4th try at a wedding cake. I do taxes so it was a busy week for me with the cake, making the topper, 3 kids , and everything else. A mix between vanilla and chocolate, BC frosting and royal icing flowers. I still need to learn how to do the flowers better and make something other then just roses. All in all I don't think I did TOO bad trying to frost the petal shaped cakes.
The groom wanted something different "not another white monster" for their cake. This one was a mix between chocolate and vanilla cakes with a chocolate covered strawberry mousse filling, fudge frosting (they did not want a butter cream or anything that would crust) with a chocolate drip and chocolate covered strawberries. I wasn't too happy with how this one turned out. due to the frosting and chocolate drip melting so much in the heat. It looked much better at home in the high A/C.
First attempt at a square cake.
Just playing around for my 2 year olds birthday. Made the gravestones out of molded chocolate and used a christmas village tree with candy leaf sprinkles.
First wedding cake ever. It was a vanilla cake with a strawberry mousse filling and butter cream frosting. I made it as a gift for the bride and groom.
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