This statuesque Beauty went off to Rhinefield House in the New Forest last week to the wedding of Chloe and Morris. An Anglo/ Italian union and a glamourous cake was ordered for the event. I really, really loved this cake, yes, I know I always say that, but I was really, really sad to part with it.
Luckily, as usual, it was photographed in great detail so I could remember it fondly!
All credit for this lies with my husband, Leslie Budzynski
Space Invaders and Pacman cake, some men never grow up!
Happy 40th Shane!
The most beautiful setting for the most beautiful cake!! The Gore Hotel Kensington.
Sometimes a room is just asking for a certain cake and this room was calling The Black Beauty’s name loud and clear!
A cake made to satisfy a young lady and a young man! Three year old twins and I even added a choice of boy/girl candles.
Peter is walking the South Coast path with Murphy the dog for company. So, there was the theme for the cake decided!
I have a lovely lady who orders cakes from me for all her High Days and Holidays and however busy I am I can never resist her orders! She always gives me huge list of hobbies and interests to include in the theme and they are nothing if not diverse!
Heaven Forbid you can’t eat all the cuppies that are delivered then pop them in these little boxes and send them home as favours. Alternatively order double, keep half and still look generous!
I always say that although this is my most popular cake it never, ever, ever goes out twice looking the same. Every bride puts her own stamp on it and makes it truly unique for her special day. This time it was trimmed in pink with pink gems and pearls added to the top ornament. Sparkling and pretty, all dressed up and somewhere very definite to go!
It travelled to the most breathtaking venue I have ever seen. A manor house in the heart of the Purbecks complete with a long sweeping driveway, clipped lawns and gothic archways. The wedding was unspeakably English, a marquee on the lawn with sunshine booked and delivered.
