Below is a picture of the 6 tiered cake, can you guess which 3 are real, and which three are faux?
Some other detail shots of the sugar flowers and monogram.
Below is a picture of the 6 tiered cake, can you guess which 3 are real, and which three are faux?
Some other detail shots of the sugar flowers and monogram.
Growing up, I spend a lot of time at my best friend's grandparents house, which was walking distance from our school. We have so many warm memories of the super sloped driveway, the green and white awnings, the vegetable garden of and ghost adventures in the attic. When Grandpa Jerry's 80th birthday arrived, I knew we had to make a cake of the house he raised his 6 children and one grandchild (and one adopted grandchild, me!) in... 1023 E Livingston Street. It was my first building, and required way more time and detail than I anticipated..... but this project was straight from the heart to honor Grandpa Jerry!
There seems to be an ongoing dilemma when choosing which school to celebrate for graduations..... do they celebrate the accomplishment or the future that awaits them?! In this case, we said BOTH! The colors (black & gold, and royal & red) wouldn't be considered complimentary, but the significance of all four of these colors to the graduate was important.....so I went for it. We also needed to incorporate some "girly" elements so I made a large bow on the SMU tier. The mascot of her high school, the hornet, donned some eyelashes wispy wings, and a tiny little bow. Congratulations to all the graduates!
For a three year old birthday party, the friendly factor of the dinosaur definitely matters! I wanted to make this guy so friendly looking, you would want to kiss him! A curly smile, cute nostrils, triangle teeth, and bashful gaze all make up the personality of this dino. Our industry partner, Serendipity Sweets, made the mini cupcakes with the grass piping, the perfect scenery and party favor for the guests.
One of our littlest fans has his own special flavor with us, vanilla pudding filling and vanilla cake. It was his special request last year, and again this year. Little Max is a golfer {smile} and loves the Gators, so we made him a little Gator club cover, along with a putter and wood (I am pitiful at golf, so please forgive if I didn't say those correctly). It makes my job so wonderful to have kids as repeat clients because you get to see their new interests year to year and be a part of their family in a small way. Enough with the sappiness, lets eat some vanilla pudding cake!