OK, so I have this envisioned in my mind, but I can't quite get the bride to see the same thing I am so I told her I would try and find a pic. It would be this cake only with some blown sugar bubbles here and there to give it a more airy look..I think her cake will look grounded with the boxy chocolate cake, and the blown sugar bubbles would give it that magical airy look (her reception hall will have rough wood beams with toile and white lights wrapped around it, kinda that contrast of rough and whispy) I think the blown sugar bubbles would tie the cake into the theme of the reception hall perfectly....soooooooo, does anyone know of a picture like this...only with sugar bubbles added in? I can't seem to find any...oh how I wish I could print out the images in my mind!!!!

How about this cake from moydear, it has the blown sugar bubbles?

How about making a very small miniature cake with what you are talking about? That would give her the full effect!

Just thought I'd put that idea out there!

Boy, that'd be a dangerous thing, if you could print out the things in your mind. Cringing....... I'm no help about the cake question, just wanted to comment.

I am in agreement with step0nmi make a small version of the cake you want to show her. She may love the idea after all.

Martha Stewart did a sugar bubble wedding cake one of her Wedding issues in 1998. There's a small picture on her website:

http://www.marthastewart.com/portal/site/mslo/menuitem.3a0656639de62ad593598e10d373a0a0/?vgnextoid=9b83c137bf22f010VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&autonomy_kw=bubble%20cake&rsc=ns2006_m1

Kim
(my first post, I'm so proud)

I have a cake with sugarbubles in my web page, clic in BODAS to see it

maybe one of these cakes will help you:
http://www.gnyc.net/temp/bubbles.htm

there isn´t one, you are specific looking for, but maybe a help for your customer.

Where can you order sugar bubbles from?
Wish I could help on the other question. Can you print out that picture and just draw in some bubbles to kind of give the effect?

This is a cake I have done with blown bubbles if you want to see what they look like...

Hey, this picture looks like exactly what you need except on a round cake!

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_54514.html

Yeah, where do you order sugar bubbles from? By the way, I hope all the moms here had a nice Mother's Day.

I have several cakes

http://www.cakesbymaryann.com/Smiddy%20Wedding6G.jpg

http://www.cakesbymaryann.com/Abby20063.jpg

http://www.cakesbymaryann.com/Miranda1.jpg

fabulous cakes!

Moydear77, Those are beautiful cakes! Thank you everyone for your help. I believe I am going to have to do a mock up and just use christmas balls to illustrate. I have shown her the georgous tiered white and pink one by moydear77 but she still just can't vision it...she has a hard time relating the square cake versus the round cake. You all are so fantastic!. Oh and for anyone who wanted to know where to buy the bubbles I am getting them from Jeff. He is on CC too...I just can't remember his screen name. Here is his web address..

http://www.jeff-the-chef.com/store/products.html

Thanks again you guys!

Carrielynnfields,

I haven't been on CC for a little while but I'm still poking around. Busy season for the Club and teaching the blown and pulled sugar and trying to lose 50 lbs... You can all get the Sugar Jewels and Sugar Bubbles thru the site and they are shipping really well. For some reason though any country other than the U.S. is getting them really fast. We jsut need lots of lead time for the orders to ensure you get them in time.

I want to see more pictures of what you are all using the products for! post post post!

If any one has any questions about blown and pulled sugar there is a forum on here for it that I check when I have time or e-mail me directly thru the site.

www.kincaellan.com

I love the bubble cakes! awsome!

Okay I am hooked! I have GOT to try the bubbles!

I would like to see the gems on a cake. Do you have any examples?

Oh man, I know I have seen them somewhere, that's how I found out about them. Let me look through the galleries and I will see what I can come up with!

What is the best way to apply the bubbles without them falling off?

The gems are beautiful. I wish I had the time to practice more! So much I want to try!

Great post. Looking forward to trying.

I am amazed at these pictures

There is a cowboy hat tutorial on here using the jewels, and a Tiara example as well.

The best way to attach the bubbles to the fondant covered cake is with royal icing or by using melted sugar to pile them together and then stacking them on to buttercream. If you want it to look like they are floating up the cake then you can attach a piece of medium gauge florists wire to the bubble with melted sugar and then stick the wire into the cake.

www.kincaellan.com