Posts Tagged ‘white’

Pretty pastel wedding cake all set up at Parley Manor. The setting is perfect for an English Summer Wedding but when you then add pink and blue delphiniums and metres and metres of handmade bunting then it is nothing short of perfect!

I set up this eye catching cupcake tower on Saturday at the Langton Arms in Tarrant Monkton, deep in the heart of the Dorset Countryside. The marquee was set up in the most quintessentially English style, just beautiful.

The truly fabulous Captain’s Club at Christchurch all set up for a wedding. What better cake to select than the black and white stencilled cake, the decor is just asking for this cake. You know how I love it when they so conveniently match!

A tall task! A fabulous family wedding was planned and everyone was to be included. Intimate details were exchanged and it was important that everyone was happy and apparently it all met with approval!

A lovely family deserves a lovely cake!

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.

The classic English Wedding would be held in June in a beautiful venue in the English countryside. This wedding ticked all those boxes and the cake had a job to do and in my (completely unbiased!) opinion it fulfilled the brief with style! All in all a really, really beautiful day.

I couldn’t resist another visit to this cake to show it in all it’s four tiered splendour.

Sophie and Greg’s wedding at Sandbanks Hotel in Poole was a stylish affair. The beautiful room, overlooking the most picturesque slice of the English coastline, was decorated in white and a sandy beige. The cake, I am pleased to say,  took pride of place at the end of the top table on a silver cake stand in the window.

Bride and Groom Cake Topper with the minor details modelled on Emily and Gareth. The four tiered fruit cake was travelling up to Worcestershire for this weekends wedding. The parents of the groom seemed undaunted by the task of transporting it. The mere thought of such a request would usually strike fear to the heart of the most hardened soul!

This cute top cake is embellished with the Chinese symbol for love. Clean and sharp, just like the Samurai sword that the groom was reputedly using to cut it with! Ouch!