Allie and Jesse said their vows Sunday in a GORGEOUS wedding at The Fountains Ballroom. It is SUCH a beautiful wedding venue! It helped that God provided them with one of the most beautiful days of the summer to get married... I look forward to seeing sunset pictures. :)
Allie wanted a simple butter cream wedding cake. We weren't positive about what she wanted, so we spent some quality time on google and came up with an image we both loved. She also had an ice cream sundae bar (YUM), so the cake was only three tiers.
After my disaster Saturday morning was behind me, I rolled up my sleeves and ended up with a much more presentable cake! Abby spent the day keeping me company (thanks!).
And of course my wonderful hubs accompanied me early to Glenwood to set up the cake. He snapped a few shots of me at work.
The final product!
Had to include a couple photos from the wedding. Too beautiful.
Congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Thanks for letting me make the cake for your big day!!!
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 06, 2010
{congrats} to david and nicole
All done! Wedding cake #1 of my life is a memory. It was a lot of fun, but I'm relieved. :)
David and Nicole got married in a gorgeous {outdoor} wedding in Nicole's parents' backyard. The wedding was beautiful and so much of it was DIY which I thought was very fun! Their colors were gold, ivory, and brown and we dreamed up their cake with a little help from the embellishments they chose for their invitations and programs.
I got prepped Thursday evening and my dining room table looked something like this. And for those who are concerned, the eggs made their way back to the fridge after their photo shoot appearance:
Friday morning baking began. I think I would have been much more overwhelmed with all the mixing, frosting batches, and cake crumbs, but a happy little elf stopped by on her way home from work and stayed ALL day. Thanks, Meg, you're the best.
By Friday evening, this is what we'd accomplished:
Saturday was devoted to the chocolate fondant ribbons on the sides of the cakes and painting Nicole and David's design in gold dust.
Sunday after church was operation "prep, deliver, and build this cake!" I found a dreamy guy I happen to know that made all of that go much more smoothly.
AND... the finished product! David's dad made the topper, which looked great! I was a little worried about the cake outside in the heat until the wedding, but it did just fine!
David and Nicole got married in a gorgeous {outdoor} wedding in Nicole's parents' backyard. The wedding was beautiful and so much of it was DIY which I thought was very fun! Their colors were gold, ivory, and brown and we dreamed up their cake with a little help from the embellishments they chose for their invitations and programs.
I got prepped Thursday evening and my dining room table looked something like this. And for those who are concerned, the eggs made their way back to the fridge after their photo shoot appearance:
Friday morning baking began. I think I would have been much more overwhelmed with all the mixing, frosting batches, and cake crumbs, but a happy little elf stopped by on her way home from work and stayed ALL day. Thanks, Meg, you're the best.
By Friday evening, this is what we'd accomplished:
Saturday was devoted to the chocolate fondant ribbons on the sides of the cakes and painting Nicole and David's design in gold dust.
Sunday after church was operation "prep, deliver, and build this cake!" I found a dreamy guy I happen to know that made all of that go much more smoothly.
AND... the finished product! David's dad made the topper, which looked great! I was a little worried about the cake outside in the heat until the wedding, but it did just fine!
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