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Fall mums have made their grand entrance in my home sweet home of Hoboken. In glorious shades of autumn, they grace the front stoops of brownstones & beautify the landscape of parks. Mums equal fall, it's that simple. So is there anything more perfect for a fall wedding cake than a fresh golden-orange mum topper? Celebrate the season, celebrate the love!
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Continuing with yesterday's "beachy without being typical beachy" look, this little beauty fits right in. The cake is just perfect for a beach wedding without using seashells or starfish. The icing is the color of the Caribbean Sea. The gold leaf looks like coral. The pale blue sea glass is the finishing touch. Here's a wedding cake that is right at home at a beach wedding!
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Why, hello, brie wedding cake. Where is my french baguette?
As a wedding guest, no matter how full I am, I always find room for wedding cake. As a wedding planner, no matter how busy or tired I am, I always take time to enjoy a slice of wedding cake. It's simply a must. Let me assure you, I'm pretty sure I would happily indulge in any of these fun, unique spins on a traditional wedding cake!
Cake pops cleverly designed to look like a tiered wedding cake! Just genius:
Yes, yes- it's an Oreo cookie wedding cake! Please make sure there are plenty of cold glasses of milk available:
A delightful doughnut hole wedding cake is absolute perfection in my eyes:
Not just any macaron tower, a lovely rainbow macaron tower:
Yum! Which one do you like best?
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Did you enjoy yesterday's lovely elopement? I did, as a matter of fact, I'm kind of in love with everything about it. Inspired by the lovely cake reception, I wanted to find wedding cakes just perfect for a elopement or small wedding. Here are some petite sweets perfect for smaller occasions:
Everything is just so cute in miniature form, even wedding cakes!
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When I started collecting green images for my St. Patrick's Day theme, I was really surprised & excited to discover a darling collection of green wedding cakes. I ditched my original idea to feature a few beautiful green wedding details. After all, these green beauties deserved a post of their own!
Green ruffles upon green ruffles make this wedding cake too cute for words:
What is green all over & decorated with icing emeralds & pearls? An absolutely regal, emerald-inspired wedding cake:
Just the perfect shade of mint green for a lovely wedding cake:
The saying goes an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Does it count if the green apple sits atop a delightful ombre polka dot wedding cake?
A beautiful emerald & white wedding cake demonstrated why emerald is ranked as the Color of 2013 by Pantone, :
It may not be easy being green but these green wedding cakes sure make it look pretty sweet!
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Today's post goes hand-in-hand with Tuesdays "for the love of carnations" post. As you can see, this carnation beauty deserves a post of its own:
A simple, pink fondant cake is elevated from ordinary to extraordinary with carnations! Yes, carnations. Pink carnations decorate the cake & white carnations form a soft, lovely cake base. The fresh flower base really makes the cake. This amazing look is possible with any flower but budget-friendly only with carnations.
Don't worry, I promise to gush about something besides carnations next week!
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