one tier cakes
Vintage Wedding Cake
The other day we featured cupcakes as an alternative to a big wedding cake, and today we’re talking about a smallish wedding cake as an alternative dessert.
Today’s featured cake is the perfect size for a couple who wants to have a dessert buffet or cupcakes in lieu of a traditional wedding cake.
I love the vintage look of today’s cake. Read More
One-Tier Cake with Macarons
There is something to be said for an elegant one-tier wedding cake, especially if that one tier is elegant and whimsical and practically perfect in every way.
Take today’s featured cake.
It might be small but it packs an elegant punch!
This one-tier cake features light lavender icing and is embellished with fresh flowers – including violets – and topped with macarons and more fresh blooms. Read More
One Tier Cake with Roses
Roses are one of my favorite flowers and I love finding wedding cakes adorned with them!
Which means today’s cake is one of my new favorites thanks to the addition of fresh roses AND icing that looks like roses!
This cake is small yet elegant and perfect if you’re planning a dessert table for your reception (or if you’re having a really small reception). Read More
Mini Wedding Cake with Rainbow Sprinkles
I love the idea of having a small wedding cake for the newlyweds but giving the rest of the guests a chance to enjoy a dessert bar full of sweet treats.
And if you’re going to go with that plan, you should consider having a fun wedding cake – something like today’s featured cake!
I love this one-tier wedding cake with the gorgeous Tiffany-blue icing and whimsical sprinkles on top. Read More
Simple One-Tier Chocolate Wedding Cake
I love simple wedding cakes.
And if that simple wedding cake happens to be a chocolate wedding cake that’s even better!
This one-tier chocolate cake would be ideal for a small, intimate reception.
Or it would be great if the bride and groom want to have their own cake while letting the guests enjoy a dessert bar filled with sweet treats like candy, cupcakes, or even mini cakes. Read More
One-tier Chocolate Wedding Cake
You ever have one of those days when you are craving chocolate?
Happens to me every day and today I decided to do something about it – I found the perfect one-tier chocolate wedding cake just for you!
I love the idea of serving a wedding cake iced with decadent chocolate icing. Why? Because your guests won’t be expecting it. They’ll be waiting for a cake with white icing and some pretty embellishments.
But chocolate cake? That’ll keep your guests talking about your wedding for a very long time!
And this one-tier cake is so pretty! The chocolate icing looks like roses and the gold and silver hearts as cake toppers adds that perfect amount of whimsy to the cake.
Of course, it is just a one-tier cake so it might be enough for you and your new spouse. I think this cake would be ideal as the cake you cut and then you could serve a bigger wedding cake (or even cupcakes!) to your guests.
You can find this cake here. It was created by Tealicious House.
White Wedding Cake with Shells
Baby it’s cold outside!
So, let’s dream about a destination wedding in a warm, tropical, and beach-y location. And at this wedding your theme is seashells.
Lots and lots of seashells.
And this gorgeous one-tier cake is your beach-inspired, seashell-topped wedding cake.
I love this cake. Maybe it’s because I love the beach and collecting shells. Or maybe it’s because it reminds me of summer. Either way, I think this would be a lovely cake at your beach wedding. Read More
White One-Tier Wedding Cake
There’s something to be said for an elegant, one-tier wedding cake.
With a smaller cake there’s no muss, no fuss but the cake can still steal the show.
While I’m a fan of big, elegant and fancy wedding cakes I also like the smaller cakes.
Whether you’re hosting a small, intimate reception and you don’t need a big cake, or you’re planning on serving other desserts (cupcakes, a dessert bar, or maybe a cheese wedding cake) – a one-tier cake can be perfect for so many reasons. Read More
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