Showing posts with label Treat Tuesday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treat Tuesday. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Gatsby Inspired Cake


Gatsby, the movie, is out in theaters this Friday! The Gatsby style is becoming extremely popular in the wedding market, so check out this Gatsby inspired cake that we just LOVE! We love all of the details...the gold icing, rhinestone accents, and not to mention the pearls! Beautiful! We also love the signs on the couples' chairs! 

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Boston Baseball Groom's Cake

 
This week we're focusing on the Groom...is your Groom a baseball fan? This Groom is a huge Boston fan, so this cake was a great surprise for him! This cake represents his love of the sport, and the team...it's bright and colorful, and delicious too! Are you surprising your Groom with a special cake?

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Krispie Treat Cake!

 
Are you a Bride or Groom with a sweet tooth for a special treat? This couple just LOVES their Rice Krispie Treats, so instead of a traditional icing on their cake, they covered theirs in sheets of the treats! The simple fruit garnish and lavender "ribbon" ensure that the Krispie Treats stand out as the star of the show!

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Delicious Dress!


 
Our Bride knew exactly what she wanted her wedding cake to look like. The cake designer was extremely detailed and followed the photos she was given incredibly! The bride had seen a similar cake in a wedding magazine, and wanted to use the same idea for hers...the cake was an exact replica of her wedding gown! The cake designer did a great job with all of the small details, such as the ruffles, swags and rhinestone brooches. It was also the Bride's birthday, so her family surprised her with a smaller cake in the couple's colors, blue and white, and all of the guests sang "Happy Birthday!"
 
 
 

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Rachel & Matt's Sweets & Treats!



Rachel & Matt had a modern and elegant wedding cake that was accented with silver ribbons and white roses...it was a beautful focal point placed directly behind the Sweetheart Table, with pink and purple rose petals and glowing candles surrounding the cake. The Bride & Groom each received an individual mini cake of their own!

    

The sweets & treats didn't stop there! As a special thank you to their guests, Rachel and Matt had a display with homemade cookies and treats made from their families' recipes. Treat bags were placed on each end of the table, to allow guests to fill a bag to take home with them. In addition to the cookie bar, there was a cupcake table to add to the sweetness! The guests absolutely loved the creative touches the couple added to their wedding day!

  




Photos courtesy of: Root Photography

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Treat Tuesday: A "LOVE-ly" Dessert Bar


What's more lovely than a colorful dessert bar offering a variety of sweets and treats to wedding guests? Dessert and candy bars are a great idea to add a little fun to your reception. Mix and match glass and ceramic platters, jars and vases to create differing heights and an eye-catching display! Tie the candy bar into your favors by placing to-go bags for your guests to fill and take home with them! We love these which we found on Etsy.



Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Pink Ombré Cake


Ombré is a hot new trend that's shown beautifully in this pink multi-layered rosette cake! We've seen this look popping up in quite a few cakes recently, but found this one to be so pretty! Layers and rosettes gradually darken from a very pale pink to a deeper shade of rose, creating a look that is soft and elegant. 

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Treat Tuesday: Black Magic Cake


This was one of our couples' unique cakes, which tied in with their wedding colors of red, black and silver. The cake was red velvet with a cream cheese filling. Two layers were covered in black fondant, the other two layers were covered in white fondant with hand-piped black detailing. This beautiful cake was topped with an arrangement of Black Magic Roses, which were also found in the Bride's bouquet and table centerpieces.