We are excited to post our cake from the last issue of 28th of Mae online bridal magazine! The stylized shoot was Laura’s take on Alice in Wonderland. We created a whimsical, topsy-turvy style cake with different elements that represented something from the story. We included roses, a pocket watch, keyhole, skeleton key, and edible pages
A few days ago, I came across some photos that show the progress of a couple cakes I made. I thought it would be fun to share that cake story with you! A few years ago, a client asked me to make their wedding and groom’s cakes. The groom was an avid mountain biker and
Last week I went on vacation to Destin, Florida. Destin has gorgeous white sand beaches, and clear emerald water. A few days before we left for vacation a cake idea came to me. I thought maybe I was crazy to try and get a cake decorated before leaving because departure was only about 3-4 days
At the beginning of 2017, we had a local Southeast Missouri photographer, Laura Schumpert of Laura Mae Photography, contact us about a collaboration. Her magazine is called 28th of Mae, and is an online bridal magazine. The magazine features other local bridal vendors, and each give brides their tips for the current bridal trends in
This is an original design I made for our very own Emily Blattel’s baby shower. Her theme was German fairytales. The children and cottage designs were hand painted onto fondant and then attached to the cake. The trees on the top tier were hand painted directly onto the cake. Hand painting is such a fun,
There is something magical about a December wedding, especially when it’s as beautiful as this one! The bride’s vision of rustic, semi-naked buttercream cakes adorned with simple greenery and berries was the perfect addition to this gorgeous winter wonderland! Best wishes and congratulations, Kate and Ryun!
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