spring wedding cakes
Pretty in Pink Wedding Cake
I wasn’t always a fan of the color pink. It took becoming a mom to two girls to really bring me around to the many shades of pink.
I love seeing different pinks used in wedding cakes – and it always reminds me of the line from ‘Steel Magnolias’ when Shelby says “My colors are blush and bashful” and her mother responds with “Your colors are pink and pink.” Cracks me up every time.
Today’s cake is a light peachy-pink hue and it’s absolutely perfect for a spring or summer wedding. Read More
Rainbow Wedding Cake
Spring is the season of rainbows. All you need is a good rain shower and some sunshine and viola! You’ve got rainbows!
Of course spring is also the perfect season to incorporate rainbows into your wedding cake too.
I love the fun themeing of this rainbow wedding cake. Read More
White Cake with Pink Peonies
The more wedding cakes I look at the more I love seeing fresh pink flowers on cakes!
I never used to enjoy the color pink but I have to admit it really is starting to grow on me.
And today’s cake is such a pretty-in-pink cake! It really is a perfect cake for a spring or summer reception. Read More
Wedding Cake with Sprinkles and Bows
There’s something about a wedding cake decorated with sprinkles that I’m loving this spring!
I don’t know if it is the whimsical nature of the sprinkles or the fact that it’s a fun way to add some rainbows to your big day but I really love this trend.
If you’re going to use sprinkles on your wedding cake you can either go big – and decorate the entire cake with sprinkles – or go more subtle, like today’s cake. Read More
Naked Wedding Cake with Sprinkles
I prefer my wedding cakes to have a lot of icing. After all, is a cake really a cake without icing?
But sometimes I find a “naked” wedding cake (sans icing) that really intrigues me.
Take for example today’s nearly naked caked that is adorned with some colorful and whimsical sprinkles. Read More
Green Wedding Cake with Floral Cascade
This week we’re thinking about all things green in honor of St. Patrick’s Day!
And while it isn’t easy being green when you’re talking about wedding cakes, it is quite pretty.
Also, you can’t get more “spring-y” than green. That’s one of the things we love most about spring – everything is turning green!
Today’s cake takes a unique turn with the color green as it’s more of a lime green than a “grassy green.” Read More
Spring-Inspired Wedding Cake with Fresh Flowers
Spring is most definitely in the air this week! The windows are open, the birds are chirping, and springtime flowers are starting to peek out from the ground.
And since I’m in a spring-y mood, I just had to find a wedding cake that reflected all things spring.
Today’s cake is that cake.
This gorgeous four-tier cake would be perfect at a springtime wedding thanks to the delicate cascade of fresh blooms. Read More
Blue and White Floral Wedding Cake
Today is the second day of March, which means we are daydreaming about springtime and flowers and warmer weather.
However, it is also currently snowing outside so we are also thinking about snow and ice and cold – all the wintry things that look like the colors of this cake.
We love this gorgeous cake. The three tiers each feature a different shade of blue and it gives it an elegant ombre look. Read More
Green Wedding Cake with a Pink Flower
I’m all about thinking spring right now!
Sure it’s been a mild winter here in the Midwest but with a potential snowstorm in tonight’s forecast I’ve decided that I’m done with winter and just want to focus on spring.
And spring means all things green! It’s the one time of year that I really, really like the color green.
Green grass. Green leaves. Shamrock Shakes. You know, all things spring. Read More
Red and White Wedding Cake
Red and white is one of my favorite color combinations. There is such a stark contrast between the two colors, I just can’t get enough of red and white.
Take today’s featured cake – featuring bright white icing and bright red fondant ribbons – it’s elegant and simple and quite perfect. Read More
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