Showing posts with label sugar flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sugar flowers. Show all posts

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Sugar Flowers

tropical assortment

Flowers can be an important element in cake design, especially for weddings. We recommend sugar paste blooms to our clients in place of the real thing. Sugar paste flowers are safer than fresh blossoms, come in an almost endless variety, and are absolutely beautiful. Fresh flowers can be poisonous and many are sprayed with toxic pesticides, so if you do choose fresh make sure you communicate with your florist about which flowers will go on the cake. You don't want your guests to get sick! Here are some of the sugar paste pretties that we've used recently:

simple Asian-style blossom


lavendar rose


pink orchid


the classic red rose


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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Happy's Groom's Cake and Jamie's Bride's Cake

This past weekend we did the bride's and groom's cake for a super cool couple. The groom's name is Happy so it was only fitting that he wanted a "happy face" cake (after all, he even has happy faces on his custom cowboy boots!). And yes, that is a cigar in Happy's mouth. FUN! Inside is our Double Lemon flavor combo.

The bride's cake was lovely and simple, with alternating tiers of chocolate and white fondant and moss green fondant "ribbon" at the base of tier. Two large sugar "Gerber Daisies" and Cornelli Lace piping finished this elegant cake. Inside is our Black and White flavor combo.


Quinceanera Cake

We did this lovely Quinceanera cake last week. It featured hand-painted, pearlized fondant, sugar flowers and bow, and a plaque with the birthday girl's name piped and painted in silver.

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Lavendar and Gold Wedding Cake

We did this very lovely wedding cake last weekend.
The pale lavendar fondant was gilded with stripes, dots and scrollwork, and topped off with exquisite gum paste roses by the brilliant sugar artist Elena.

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