When I was approached with the idea of a Hollywood themed cake, my mind automatically started reeling with ideas. (Ha… reeling, like a film reel.. get it?? Oh I crack myself up sometimes)
There were so many fun little touches in this cake that I just loved..
And check out that popcorn!!! Isn’t it fun??? It looks so real. It was the hit of the party, I was told
This is the same client I made the Ladybug cake for. Instantly her boys started dreaming of the cakes they wanted for their birthdays (MONTHS away) As they were on their way to the Ladybug birthday parts Stephanie texted me that the boys decided they wants a tomato and a Hershey bar cake for their birthday!
Thus.. The Angry Tomato cake was born..
It’s funny how when we started talking about this cake it was COMPLETELY different than our final design. In fact, we probably changed our minds at least 3 times. But don’t you love the final result?? She was a little worried that hearts were too cliche for a wedding, but I think it worked great.
This was one of those cakes where I wasn’t 100% sure what I was going to do even when I started it. I couldn’t be more happy with the way it turned out. So beautiful, sparkly and just perfect!
Yellow is the new white. As I was making this cake I just kept thinking how much the 80’s have come back. Yellow, Turquoise, and Purple. Gotta love it…
This wedding was at one of my favorite venues. Le Jardin in Sandy, Utah. I love doing weddings there, it’s so calming and beautiful.
This was a couple that I had the pleasure of meeting at the last bridal fair I did. I love that they wanted a very simple crisp and clean wedding cake. We spruced up the ribbon a bit by a thick pretty purple ribbon and 3 tiny silver ribbons. They left it flower free and added this classic old fashioned bride and groom topper. Love it..
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