Posts Tagged ‘cake’

Cupcakes Could Replace The True Cake On Your Wedding Day

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

Whenever I go to a wedding, I cannot help but wonder if the cake is true or not. What I mean is that I know that the base layer of the cake is true but if it’s a 3 or 5 tier cake, is the rest actual or not? I suppose I’ll never know because I personally believe that it would certainly be embarrassing for the couple to confide that kind of knowledge. And I am merely a guest so I would certainly have to respect their privacy regarding that matter.

Anyway, to those who wouldn’t want to be in that kind of situation when your wedding day comes, I suggest that you come up with newer yet more affordable alternatives when it comes to the wedding cake. If you’re going to take a quick internet tour on the latest trends when it comes to wedding cakes and such, you will see other things than just cake. You will see cupcakes that are put together in layers to form or resemble a cake. There are those that are packed individually in transparent plastic boxes with pretty ribbons for you to be able to stack it easily. The last thing you want is for your wedding cake or wedding cupcakes to collapse even before you eat or distribute it.

How To Fix Up A Wedding Cake – A Number Of Techniques To Remember

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

Wedding cakes are among those that should be thoroughly completed, as almost all women want to have the greatest, completely unique and gorgeous wedding cake that will record the appreciation of the wedding guests. If you want to get your own wedding cake or you want to know to make it a hobby and make money out of it, learning how to decorate a wedding cake can actually be easy.

Firstly, you have to have a design in your memory but it may help to familiarize yourself with the unique frostings that you can use for a wedding cake. The three main types are the buttercream, the fondant and the whipped cream. Buttercream is the kind of frosting you usually find in most cakes as this is used generally because it can withstand any temperature and humidity. The fondant frosting is the one which results to a very smooth finish but is denser, and because of its stylish look, it has become a trend in wedding cakes to use fondant frosting. Whipped cream however is less used as this may require refrigeration. Royal icing can also be used in wedding cakes but can be used only in decorating and not covering the cake.