Love the pop of color here. My only comment is that I would have preferred to have seen the same flowers used on this cake. I think mixing fresh flowers with gum paste flowers can by tricky and can make the cake seem off if they are not the same flower type. I personally like continuity.

Offset square tiers and a scroll pattern adds elements of interest to this colorful and striking wedding cake.

Red and black are such dramatic colors that work really nicely together. This particular damask pattern is no longer available on round tier; only on square tiers. We would have to substitute a similar damask pattern to be used on round tiers. Please inquire.

How many flowers do you think are used on this cake? Yes...you are right. Lots!

Simple sparkle for this sea shell cake with a single row of rhinestone banding and a monogram initial.

Loving the color combinations. Such a pretty cake for a Newport wedding.

This was one of the most original cakes I think we have ever done. This is a very art-deco cake design.

Great detail; love the colors too.

Wish the lighting was better; hence the black and white image. This cake was quite impressive. Very classy and nautical; perfect cake for Castle Hill.

The pattern on this cake resembles waves. The shells on this cake are very realistic.

Bold colored flowers add fun touches to a wedding cake. You can also get creative using fun linens like this one used.

In case you weren't sure; this cake was designed for a traveling themed wedding.

An unusual pattern; paired with a soft color pallet creates a striking look.

The fresh berries on top make this cake the perfect design for a winter wedding by incorporating natural color tones as a decoration. This wedding cake is featured at the Viking Hotel in Newport, RI.

Now this is delicious just to look at! Amazing in every aspect...incredible color contrast.

How many balls do you think we had to roll for this cake? You are correct if you said lots!

As you can see, soft colors and a detailed pattern work so nicely together.

Gradient yellow colors peek throughout the flower center. Another great option to incorporate the ombre trend.

The flowers on the second tier are completely covering the tier; adding a great deal of texture. Each flower is cut, stamped for texture and then the centers are dotted. Once they are dry, they are individually placed on to fit together evenly. This is actually quite a process but well worth it. The end result is beautiful.