Showing posts with label tiered. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiered. Show all posts

Thursday, June 27, 2019

Pastor's Retirement

A cake made for the well deserved retirement of our pastor. The oval cake was done in yellow buttercream, with painted white chocolate seashells. It was lemon, with the first and third tiers lemon curd filled and the middle tier raspberry filled.

Monday, March 4, 2019

A New Baby Girl


Welcoming a new baby, Isabella, to a warm and loving family. 
The cake is decorated with swirl roses, and a bed of dogwood blossoms on top. 














Asleep on a dogwood blossom.

Monday, June 9, 2014

Our Wedding

 After many years of helping people celebrate the special times in their lives, we have come upon an occasion to celebrate US.!

We were recently married and held a reception in our home. We did this cake for us. It's a beach theme. Everything on the cake is edible except for the chairs and fence. It is done in an oval shape. Everything about this cake says non-traditional. All of the shells are made of white chocolate and hand-painted.



Our topper was simply two Adirondack chairs, with an umbrella and towels.

We'd like to thank all of the family and friends from across the country who helped make both our wedding and the reception, memorable events.

Thank you,
Dave & Dave

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Church Anniversary

 

 
Our Biggest project yet. Three hexagonal tiers. All buttercream icing with edible images of the Church's stained glass windows. On the tops of the two larger tiers were the MCC logo and a pencil sketch of the church building. The smallest tier had an acrylic, commemorative topper. The base and header corner pieces were fondant with white chocolate crosses on the top tier.


Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Happy 60th



Happy 60th Anniversary for my mom and dad. This is a yellow cake, with butter cream icing, edible photos, and gum paste orchids. The Orchids steal the show (Dave did them).

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Wedding Cake



This Beach Themed cake was done for some very close friends. The shells are made of white chocolate, hand painted and brushed with pearl dust.