Rough Buttercream Wedding Cake

More and more brides are asking for a "rough" buttercream finish on their cakes. This particular cake was unique because the bride wanted to combine this trendy rough look with traditional piped scrolls. The result is at once traditional and modern, and definitely makes a statement.

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Orange Peonies Wedding Cake

LOVE the simple style of this wedding cake. The bright orange Peonies just scream SPRING!

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Pug Dog Wedding Cake

We did this super fun wedding cake for a couple who adores their 3 Pug Dogs. The cake was ordered as a surprise by a friend who wanted to feature their dogs along with their love of a casual lifestyle centered around their backyard and swimming pool. We hand-modeled the dogs out of white and dark chocolate and placed them on a whimsical and vibrant 3 tier cake. FUN!!

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"Painted" Pucci-Inspired Anniversary Cake

20 years is a milestone in any relationship and worthy of a festive celebration! We did this Pucci-inspired cake for Charles and Alex's anniversary party at the Ashton Hotel in downtown Fort Worth. The pattern was first incised into the fondant then hand-painted with edible lusters. Royal icing piping, a perky bow topper, and ribbon-style roses complete the design.

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3-D Klutzy Skier Cake

LOVE doing cakes for these clients! This is the 5th we've done in the past year for these guys and I just love their sense of humor! Apparently the birthday boy isn't the most proficient skier, at least not yet. Gotta love a guy who can laugh at himself!

Inside is our very popular Chocolate Obsession Cake- classic chocolate cake filled with dark chocolate ganache- YUM!

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3-D Speed Racer Mach 6 Car Cake

LOVE this cake! What a thrill to make this 3-D Speed Racer cake for my dear friend's son. He is the ultimate Speed Racer fan!

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3-D Stradivari Violin Cake

What a thrill to make a 3-dimensional cake based on the 300 year old Stradivari violin played by the Fort Worth Symphony concert director Michael Shih. Shih recently played the 1710 violin for the Upper School students and board members of Fort Worth Country Day School in honor of the violin's 300th birthday. I was absolutely beside myself when FWCD teacher Christine Derber retained me to create an edible version for guests to enjoy at the reception. Truly a once in a lifetime opportunity! 

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