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The genius in the back of the topical confection: Emily’s husband, Hugh. “As soon as I noticed the cake, I become like, ‘He receives me,’ ” she shared with NBC’s Today. The rest of the world receives you too, Emily. Or as a minimum North Carolina does.
Ever since the news of this extremely good sweet bundle turned into posted on Facebook, the cellphone at Inspiring Grounds and Sweet Dreams Bakery have been ringing off the hook with requests for the Amazon cake. It’s a disgrace that it’s no longer to be had on Prime for the relaxation folks even though.
Wedding cakes play a major role in the wedding party. In fact, some brides actually plan their entire weddings around the style of their cake. While traditional white, tiered cakes topped with the bride-and-groom figures are still predominant, colorful cakes depicting kooky themes and personally-significant tableaux have taken a strong hold on our pop-cultural psyche. They are the subjects of reality shows like TLC’s Cake Boss and Food Network’s Ace of Cakes. Which style of the cake should you choose? What should it taste like? After all, you want that special day to last in the sensory memories of both sight and taste. With this guide, you can make your wedding cake both a visual wonder and a culinary delight!
Style
The wedding cake style will relate to your choice for the type of wedding you are having and the overall tone you are taking, whether formal, informal, contemporary, traditional, indoor or outdoor. When you have set the style, you can make all of this information available to your cake designer and provide him or her with a photo or idea of the decor with colors and materials, themes and motifs.
Themed wedding cakes may not only reflect the reception but may be based on your honeymoon location. For instance, the wedding cake topper might include a Hawaiian motif as a palm tree on a sand bar or a couple of surfing or mountain climbing. In that manner, the typical bride-and-groom on top can be changed with a subtle bit of humor on an otherwise traditional tiered wedding cake by replacing the topper with Kermit and Miss Piggy, or any of your playful alter-egos.
You may want to tie into the architectural theme of the reception space and have Art Deco styling with zig-zags, or Classical columns and arches, or Contemporary simplicity with rectangles, angles, and folds that mimic a Frank Gehry-music hall. If you and your fiance (or fiancee) are both musicians, you may want to share your love of music by inviting your guests to nibble on a Baby Grand confection or a Rock-and-Roll guitar. Marrying a Swede? Perhaps you want to eat the country, symbolically that is, in a blue-and-yellow flag-designed sheet cake outlining the country’s geographical shape. Did you and your spouse-to-be meet through the Star Trek convention or you share a love of Halloween?
So you see how the ideas grow and how wedding cake themes are endless, personal and precious to each couple and their circle of friends and family.
