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Rachael and the entire team at Intricate Icings Cake Design.

This baby shower cake combined the bold colors of fuchsia and lime green to mimic the pattern on the linens used at the shower.  We  created a chocolate figurine to match the invitation (isn’t she cute!) and you can’t forget the sugar peony!

I’m sure that it is no surprise to anyone that around here we love the color purple! We were thrilled to create this cake that has a quilted pattern with tiny purple dots and a very deep purple middle tier.  A hand piped monogram personalizes the middle tier.

We enjoy working with clients who think out of the box.  Rather than piping a tree we created a relief of two tree silhouettes using a modeling chocolate paneling technique.   Edible autumn colored leaves and two small lady bugs were added for a more rustic, natural feel.

Venue: Della Terra Mountain Chateau

One trend that we are seeing right now is Groom’s cakes, even surprise Groom’s cakes! For this one the bride sent us an image of her hubby to be’s favorite guitar and we created a life size version for their special day.

Gowns are the perfect inspiration for wedding cakes.  They can have fabulous fabric textures, beautiful bead work, and a style that sets the mood for the entire day.  And those are only a few reasons why we love creating gown inspired wedding cakes.  This cake has a combination of fabric ruching and hand piped bead work to mimic the embroidery on this beautiful bridal gown.

Thank you All Digital Photo and Video for these great photos!

One of our lovely brides asked us to create a cake for her bridal shower using her tropical theme. We took it one step further and also drew inspiration from their honeymoon destinations and her floral centerpieces. This cake was a lot of fun to create.  It gave us a chance to make beer bottles from modeling chocolate, sugar flowers, and edible sand!

Can you tell the difference between the real anthuriums and the sugar ones?

Modeling chocolate Corona bottles with hand painted labels, tucked into edible sand!

We love inspiration! This cake features cornflower blue rounds separated by white hexagons, all with scrolls to match the invitation.

We used a combination of painted and piped scrolls to duplicate the pattern on the invitation. 

We love couples to dare to be bold! We combined hot pink, silver and black to create this amazing 5 tier cake with a floating monogram center.

Thank you to Laura Gravelle Photography for these amazing photos!

Recreating a beloved pet out of cake is quite a challenge.  We think we got pretty close to making this Jack Russell Terrier come to life and we hope that you agree!