This cake was made for a couple who eloped 50 years ago and never got to have their own wedding cake. With that in mind, I tried to make it pretty elaborate, with a lot of hand piping. The cake is golden vanilla with vanilla creme filling and buttercream frosting. The gold balls are made of marshmallow fondant rolled in gold pearl dust (edible). Was a lot of work but worth it to make a cake that helped make their event a little more special.
Showing posts with label anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anniversary. Show all posts
7/21/12
50th Wedding Anniversary Cake
4/18/11
Last Minute Anniversary Cake
5/31/10
WIne Bottle Golden Anniversary Cake
This is an 11x15 two layer french vanilla cake with vanilla creme filling and chocolate buttercream frosting. The wine bottle is rice krispy treat covered with buttercream and marshmallow fondant. The grapes and tag are also marshmallow fondant. The packing "shavings"
are grated candy bark.The wine label and bottle top are brushed with gold lustre powder.
2/13/10
57 Chevy Anniversary Cake
This cake is much bigger than it looks! It's actually TWO 11 x 15" triple layer cakes, side by side. Half is french vanilla with vanilla creme filling and half is chocolate fudge with chocolate mousse filling. The cake is covered in buttercream frosting. The car (a labor of love, as it took several hours to complete) is constructed of rice krispy treat and covered in marshmallow fondant. It does have a cardboard support underneath and the windshield is made of plastic from a transfer sheet, bordered with mm fondant, but everything else is 100% edible. The trees are rice krispy treat covered in buttercream frosting. This cake would feed upwards of 100 people.



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2/5/10
Anniversary Cake
This is a french vanilla layered cake with vanilla creme filling and buttercream frosting. The customer was adding a wedding couple figure to the cake, which I didn't get to see, so the last picture here is one where I photo-shopped in a topper to see how it would look. This customer was thrilled with her cake, even took the time to call me later with compliments galore. That made my day!


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