When planning a baby shower a few weeks back, we decided that we would let our guests eat cake. Sandy's Unique Imprint in Fort Worth makes exquisite cakes, so another host suggested we use her. We agreed that we would use a majority of our budget (about one fifth) toward the cake since it would be both a center piece and dessert. It was a HUGE hit! My friend took Sandy the shower invitation and this is what she created...
I thought my friend's idea to match the invitation (invitation printed by Prints and Paper) to the cake was fabulous (I know it sounds so simple, but this kind of thing would have never occured to me)! It made such a statement. The cake was expensive, but it served as a conversation piece, a decoration, and tasted delicious!
After the shower, I was thinking how cakes are normally passed over in the planning process since they are quickly cut into and eaten. But if a cake is done right, it really adds to the atmosphere of a party.
My memory temporarily escaped me, but when I was writing this post it dawned on me that this happened at my wedding. When we designed our cakes, I had not clue how much they would add to the atmosphere of the reception. Here are pictures of our wedding cake and groom's cake (made by Frosted Art in Dallas). Unexpectedly, the cakes ended up being my favorite part of our wedding...take that back, top 5 favorite things!
Apologies! I took a picture of a picture of the groom's cake from my wedding album because I didn't have the individual pictures. A quick shout out: The WONDERFUL Summer Carlin took my wedding photos (not the one on the left...that was an amateur shot ;) ) and created my album. She also does baby photos, so if you are in the Fort Worth area definitely check her out. She is the best!
Man, this post made me hungry...I may need to stop by the bakery on the way home today!
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I still talk about your wedding cakes and how fabulous they were!
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