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Choosing your Wedding Cake
One of the most important guests at your wedding is covered in sugar. No - not the face of your cousin's son, your wedding cake!
A reception is not complete without a few layers of baked goodness. And while your first worry may be the taste, this is actually the easy part. Call your local cake shops and schedule a time to sample bites. You'll be surprised how many options you'll have,
and by the number of combinations you'll be able to pull off to keep all of your guests happy.
Once your taste buds are indulged in the flavors, it is now time to consider design. Whether your style is traditional, modern, or outside the box, all eyes will be on your wedding cake. Make sure it stands out in the crowd!
One way to do this is to get creative. Add a pop of color on a traditional white on white wedding cake. Include ribbon or a three dimensional element such as fondant flowers, real flowers, or candy pearls. Another way to be creative on a traditional or modern cake is to use icing techniques to write hidden messages within the design such as a favorite quote or your new name together.
Another great trend is cupcakes. Cute little single servings displayed in any fashion imaginable. Cupcakes can display the same elements of a traditional wedding cake but have more opportunities. Fill a display with an arrangement of flavors, fillings, designs, decorations, and wrappers. These small treats can pack a big punch. Not to mention there is no need for a fork! Cupcakes can also complement a wedding cake which would be the best of both worlds.
Start looking for great ideas and inspiration online at TodaysBride.com. There you can browse galleries from recent bridal shows and find links to the best cake vendors in the region!
By Kayla Sweitzer - Today's Bride Magazine and Shows
Read more from Today's Bride Magazine online, or find out where you can pick up your free copy today! Still looking for a wedding cake or cupcakes? Become a member with Today's Bride for more information and download our free wedding planner after you sign up.
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