Happily Ever After Wedding Cake

This cake was based on a cake in Better Homes and Garden's wedding issue. The brides color, Claret was incorporated in the flowers and in the lettering. Real flowers and candles accent this tower of confection.

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CarolAnn 5/4/05 at 1:42pm

Very pretty cake! How do you get your sides so straight and tops so flat? I am impressed!

Lisa 5/4/05 at 2:27pm

Really beautiful cake!

AgentCakeBaker 5/5/05 at 9:26am

Lovely! Icing is so smooth!

Pinky 5/6/05 at 7:29am

I love the addition of the candles! The base is pretty too, did you make it?!

ntertayneme 5/6/05 at 8:54am

Just beautiful!! What an awesome job you did... How'd you do the letters on the sides?

heavenlycakes 5/6/05 at 9:38am

Pinky - no, but I designed it and my hsband made it! ntertayneme - royal icing - also, it's hard to see, but there are scrolls on the bottom tier made out of royal too.

jscakes 5/6/05 at 6:16pm

WOW...Beautiful cake!!!!! What did you ice it in?

cindycakes2 5/6/05 at 8:14pm

This is a gorgeous cake....I think the base and the lettering make this cake....great work!

crp7 5/7/05 at 1:10am

This is a beautiful cake. I have seen a few cakes lately with the lovely lettering on the side. How do you get it on? Do you follow a pattern covered with wax paper, let it dry, then put them on or how is it done?

Tazalexis 7/5/05 at 9:23pm

I have the same question as crp7

marthajo1 9/12/07 at 10:15pm

oh I absolutely love the lettering on this!!

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