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Archive for 19. January 2011
Black, White, & Red Wedding Cakes
19. January 2011 by Parker.
One of the most frequent color combinations I get for weddings is Black, White, & Red. Perhaps this is due to the fact that it can be designed in so many different ways from Victorian to Gothic Punk to Sophisticated Elegance to Playful and Whimsical. And maybe that’s why it is my favorite color scheme as well. So here’s some pretty cakes to demonstrate this point:
Obviously this cake was for a Halloween themed wedding or a truly punk union. I wonder what flavor the actual cake is?
I love the Topsy-Turvy effect of this first cake. Then again, I’m a sucker for a Harlequin pattern on both cakes….
This cake could easily be used for a wedding or a Queen of Hearts themed party. Down the rabbit hole, anyone?
Here are two examples of more sophisticated cakes.
I wanted to include these two side by side since the first one demonstrates too much detail work for my taste. Though I suspect it was used for an Indian themed wedding and made to look like Henna in which case, it is a beautifully done cake. The one on the right, however, is the perfect combination of whimsy, sophistication, and theme for me!
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