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The carefully curated floral displays enhanced the events vibrant and sophisticated atmosphere, beautifully complementing the weddings color palette[/field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Their traditional weddingcake featured two elegantly tiered layers in a smooth cream color, embodying a classic and understated charm.
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] The couple wanted a classic French weddingcake with choux buns. Post tags: Post categories: LGBTQ+ Weddings , Real Weddings , The Blog , Traditional Elegance Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The couple’s four-tier weddingcake featured a swirling cascade of white roses.[/field] An elegant all-white reception awaited guests, with chiffon fabrics draping the dining space from the arbor to the grass.
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Victoria’s weddingcake was a stunning and personal creation, beautifully adorned with fresh flowers in shades of pink, yellow, and peach. The cake not only looked exquisite but also added a heartfelt and personal element to the celebration.[/field]
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Cakes by Ron created our weddingcake. Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , The Blog , Traditional Elegance , Whimsical I wanted something simple and classic that tasted delicious. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The couple chose a minimalistic, all-white weddingcake adorned with fondant layers that created a beautiful cascading texture designed by Bakeshoppe in Toronto.[/field] Her primary dress was a custom design by Galleria Della Sposa.
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Their weddingcake was a beautiful creation by ECBG Studio. The arrangements featured classic white and green blooms, perfectly complementing the natural elegance of their day.[/field]
The pops of blue flowers turned out to be the perfect addition as the morning of the wedding the bride was gifted a spectacular aquamarine diamond necklace and earring set from her family. Proof that something blue is always a good idea![/field]
Colorful blooms and fresh fruits filled the center of each table and adorned the newlyweds’ simple two-tiered cake. field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The couple’s colorful weddingcake featured vibrant blooms, apricots, and red grapes.[/field]
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The two tiered white cake was created by Michelles Patisserie of Austin, Texas. The cake was laced with delicate white fondant flowers as a nod to the brides all white bouquet and floral embellishments of her own dress.
Dessert featured a buttercream weddingcake with layers of vanilla custard and strawberries, chocolate with dulce de leche, and a lemon-filled tier. field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The cake, crafted by La Bon Bake Shoppe, was a true masterpiece, featuring vintage-inspired piping and layers of buttercream ruffles.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake was a simple but stunning two tier cake., The reception had stunning neutral patterned linens to let the colors of the florals be showcased. We kept a few more rustic elements with wood chairs and chargers.[/field]
The bride added her personal touch with a vintage tablecloth for the cake table, completing the timeless and romantic vision. field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake, crafted by Parker’s pastry chef Chantal Carter, was a stunning realization of the brides vision.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] In a personal and heartfelt touch, the bride herself crafted the weddingcake, a sweet symbol of love and creativity. The blend of fresh and dried blooms added texture and depth, creating a stunning focal point for the ceremony that felt both timeless and elegant.[/field]
field] [field title=”Florals & Decor”]The florals were designed by Ninety Two Design Co, and meant to be a nod to the beautiful flowers that grew over the awning of the cafes where the couple shared their first dates.[/field] field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The vintage style cake was provided by Sin Desserts.[/field]
Dessert was of course weddingcake! field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake was a white, three tiered, almond flavor with vintage piping in buttercream icing! Taber’s favorite part of their weddingcake was the topper.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Wanting to lean into the summer energy, Shelby & Drew opted for a cake infused with all the good fruit flavors! Their sweetheart cake was lemon flavored, courtesy of Baked Dessert in Berlin, MD, and had a raspberry coulis filling and lemon buttercream frosting.
All signage was a collaboration between Josie and her talented paper goods designer, Enza owner of Sincerely, Enza[/field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The Weddingcake was a wedding item that Andrew was passionate about, as he wanted to have a point of interest in the room that played into their engagement story.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake, crafted by Chef Seby Sorbello, was a stunning live berry millefeuille, serving as the centerpiece of a lavish dessert buffet. field] [field title=”Special Detail #1″]The firstlook between Catherine and Allan was a moment suspended in time.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Margaret and Brady skipped a traditional weddingcake and served donuts from the local shop The Salty.[/field] For cocktail hour they had a gorgeous bar arrangement that featured dripping fringe.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] The most memorable among the guests was the millefoglie weddingcake. Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , Romantic , The Blog Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]In lieu of a traditional weddingcake, the couple opted for a champagne tower moment and a table with a display of treats from different parts of the world. They displayed a macaron tower in the style of a croquembouche as well as baklava.
[/field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake moment was simple, but elegant. Surrounded by lush floral, the cake moment was jaw dropping for everyone.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The classic white cake featured lemon and blueberry layers, surrounded by a floral garden. With a blend of roses, ranunculuses, peonies, and more, each bloom was thoughtfully selected.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]Brianna and Yetur chose to keep their weddingcake simple and elegant, reflecting their preference for a full dessert display over an elaborate cake.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] Chandler and Joe’s cake played along perfectly with their garden party vibes. It was simple yet beautiful and highlighted some of the stunning florals from their arrangements.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] Christian surprised Michelle with a special bottling created for the wedding with custom art by Heather Day, who introduced the couple.
[/field] [field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Nicolle and Edmundo envisioned a wedding day that was both classic and timeless, with a heartfelt focus on family. Their 2-year-old daughter, Mia, played a special role as the adorable flower girl, even taking part in the emotional firstlook.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake, crafted by GhilaDolci Bakery, was a beautifully simple textured buttercream cake that perfectly complemented the wedding’s elegant yet personal vibe.
I figured, you might only get one opportunity (or maybe a few, no one’s counting) in your life to try on wedding dresses, so I went all out. I decided on a simple square neck, A-line design by Blue Willow from Anne Barge for my ceremony dress with a 3-tier weddingcake veil from Toni Federici.
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The couple chose a make your own ice cream sundae bar by Mad Martha’s, an island ice cream shop, in lieu of a cake.[/field] Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , The Blog , Traditional Elegance Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”WeddingCake”]The weddingcake, crafted by Kelly Gray Cakes, combined elegance with indulgence across its three tiers. Through soft neutrals and subtle greens, her florals felt elevated, yet complimentary to the gorgeous mountain setting.[/field]
This, combined with the joyful atmosphere of both weddings, made for an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.[/field] The live cake-making was an exciting moment, adding an interactive and unforgettable touch to the celebration.
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field] [field title=”WeddingCake”] Our couple loves food, but they especially love donuts, so they wanted to have donuts instead of their weddingcake. They had a tower of donut cake with a small special cake as the topper.
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