Design shown on this wedding cake at Belle Mer was replicated from the bride's wedding gown. We love using new inspirations...the outcome is original & beautiful.
Our mini wedding cakes can make very elegant dessert presentations for those looking to have a distinguished reception. These mini cakes can be served for various milestones; not just weddings. They can be made for christenings, birthday parties, showers or just for a simple get together.
These miniature cakes can be boxed as an elegant favor; the perfect sweet treat for your guests to take home and enjoy.
Look at the detailing done on this cake! It is hard to see each guest was also given their own mini wedding cake to coordinate with the wedding theme. This was such a spectacular and unique presentation that was held at Astors' Beechwood Mansion in Newport, RI.
Three tier cake shown in ivory fondant finish.
6-8-10" round tiers.
Swarovski rhinestone banding around the base of each tier.
Swarovski rhinestones on the bottom tier are not edible and must be removed prior to serving.
Monogram topper provided by the bride.
Just love everything about this display. The attention to detail is amazing. A special thanks to Armor & Martel Photography for providing us with these beautiful images.
This cake was made for one of the sweetest couples I was fortunate enough to meet and work with. This cake was a vision that both the bride (and mostly the groom :), had. It was the tallest cake (to date) that we have made.
Such a charming cake. It is dainty with just the right amount of color. Notice how the linens add an additional element to the cake presentation at Castle Hill.
Great cake design shown with the ombre trend. This cake can be used for many different events. The butter cream ruffle effect gives this cake quite a bit of texture. The cupcakes are such a cute addition!
So in love with this nautical wedding cake. What a sophisticated cake with a touch of nautical feel to it. Colors are fun. Fresh flowers match it perfectly.
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