FLASH ME YOUR WEDDING CAKES!

me too - its gorgeous!!

This is mine- Alll Chocolate made by me! With Chocolate butter-cream and white chocolate hand made flowers; Everything on the cake is edible!

This was ours. Made/decorated by my mum vanilla/chocolate/lemon

Autumnroseee, have you checked out the english cheesecake company? Think they would do the kind of thing you're after.

Here's our Cake, just finished it today. There will be fresh flowers on the top tier. (sorry picture a bit big!!)

You know she made this herself everyone! Seriously talented!

Bimey Poppyseed- that's amazing! WELL DONE!

Thank you, I am very pleased with it, but took a long time to do!

Hi lucindaveronique,

We're getting married at Coombe Lodge on 24th March 2013...I LOVE it, fell in love as soon as I saw it. OH wanted Avon Gorge hotel but I won!

Im not familiar with Shortwood Lodge, I'll have a look now. When's ur big day?

Can't wait for people to see (and try) our doughnut cake, What's ur guest to doughnut ratio?! We're having 90 Guests, and having the smaller doughnuts, so gone for 150 doughnuts!

Hiya Elzbells

I've heard of Coombe Lodge but its kind of the otherside of town for mine and OHs family! Shortwood Lodge done us a deal we couldn't refuse as OH is a plumber and done some work round there a few times!!! They also own Tracey Park, that's more of a weddingy venue (if you know what I mean!) but we couldn't afford their prices!!!

Our venue advised that we cater for 85% for food so based our doughnut order on that too! We're having 100(ish) guests and waiting for the last of the rsvps to come in! We did initially say 85 doughnuts but am thinking a few more now!!! We're having the smaller sized ones as I thought they looked really nice and fitted well on the tower. Are you hiring the tower too? Do you reckon they'll give us some labels for the different flavours?!

Our wedding is soon and its scarey - 21st September eekkkk!!!!

Ours....

Cake topper...

this is what we are having but there is going to be different colour flowers and decorations on which my mum is leaving for a surprise

Madagascan Vanilla Cupcake tower with the most amazing frosting. Hubby and I had the giant cupcake, and there was a seperate cake for the children x

Vanilla sponge cupcakes with butter cream frosting and top tear wuth a jam and butter cream filling = LUSH!!

I want it!!

Our is a based on this with smooth icing:

Having, Lemon Curd at the top, Madeira then Fruit.

Here's mine, for my Hello Kitty, halloween themed wedding. Considering it was my first attempt at baking, I was quite chuffed with how it turned out. Just plain vanilla sponge here. Didn't see the point in anything fancy, as i only had 2 guests ?

Does he mean cakes made of rounds of cheese, or the biscuit based cheesecake? My OH liked the idea of cheesecake (the dessert) so I would have bought one of those cake stands that holds each cake individually (rather than have them piled on each other.)

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