Skip to main content

2013 wedding Cake Trends: Hand Painted Wedding Cakes

www.southernliving.com
Hand Painted:Fondant covered cakes make a truly beautiful canvas and gel colors are perfect paints. If you have skill as an artist then painting flowers, images, designs and even portraits on your wedding cake can be a lovely way to create a unique creation. Painting with food coloring or luster dust mixed with a little vodka is very similar to using water colors on paper but it is important to practice on a rolled sheet of fondant before painting your wedding cake. You can also recreate designs found in your wedding theme such as a monogram or the motif on your invitations. Anything is possible with this type of decorating technique. http://cakedecorating.about.com/od/planningstage/a/2013-Wedding-Cake-Trends.htm


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

30 SuperCakes: Brushstroke Cakes

Post a Comment
Read more

What is a Deconstructed Wedding Cake?

Deconstructed Wedding Cake Our deconstructed wedding cake is a simple, yet beautiful way to add color and personality to your dessert table. It’s a contemporary twist on the traditionally tiered wedding cake.  You to select a variety of cakes and icing to be displayed across a beautifully decorated table. Laid out together, the tiers are transformed into a table of delectable desserts. For each display, couples can choose from a variety of flavors and colors, as well as layout, to match personal tastes.   Today, more and more couples are foregoing the traditional wedding cake and choosing something with a little more personality. Some options have been cupcakes or cake pops, but cutting out the tiered cake doesn’t have to mean eliminating cake altogether.   With a deconstructed cake, you can work in more flavors and place small signs near each cake to let your guests know what’s inside.You can follow a theme for a total look without sticking to one design...
Post a Comment
Read more

Rainbow Wedding Cakes

                                 
Post a Comment
Read more