Love It, Or Hate It , Current Wedding. Cake Trends!
Decorating By kisamarie Updated 13 Jul 2014 , 11:43pm by Cakes By Alie
AI thought I would check with my fellow bakers to see what trends going on right now with wedding cakes, make you giddy with delight, or cringe, when brides come to you with their designs... I'll start... If I have to make one more burlap wedding cake I am :cry:going to scream!!!:(
I am personally sick of Swiss dots. I try to talk my brides into being creative. But all I get is, I just like the simple look. Yes, easy on my time and effort but not challenging to my creative side. Three cakes in the next month. Swiss.dots.
AI avoid the trends by custom designing for the most part, so I can say that swiss dots and burlap wouldn't ever be anything I'd have to work with, thank gorsh! :D
AI'll also admit that faced with the prospect of making swiss dots and earning a paycheck, or not making swiss dots and [B]not[/B] earning a paycheck will change my tune real quick...lol. But I can't say I've ever had to do it...yet. :D
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I thought I would check with my fellow bakers to see what trends going on right now with wedding cakes, make you giddy with delight, or cringe, when brides come to you with their designs... I'll start...
If I have to make one more burlap wedding cake I am :cry:going to scream!!!
I understand the scream thing. The only option is option "B", and that is to move out of state. The entire locality does not change that much.
With this new-fangled lightening speed internet stuff, it seems that the fads change big, hard, and fast and become on-demand by so many at once.
AI personally do not understand how burlap started. Who thought wrapping that stinky ugly fabric around a [I]cake[/I] was a good idea? Yes I know there are "cleaner" less messy versions in the fabric department, but I see a LOT of regular ole hairy gross burlap on cakes, when doing a Google search. Gives me the heebie jeebies.
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I personally do not understand how burlap started. Who thought wrapping that stinky ugly fabric around a cake was a good idea? Yes I know there are "cleaner" less messy versions in the fabric department, but I see a LOT of regular ole hairy gross burlap on cakes, when doing a Google search. Gives me the heebie jeebies.
Or raffia. I guess it could double as floss. But I hate feathers too, really, anything that could shed.
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I personally do not understand how burlap started. Who thought wrapping that stinky ugly fabric around a [I]cake[/I] was a good idea? Yes I know there are "cleaner" less messy versions in the fabric department, but I see a LOT of regular ole hairy gross burlap on cakes, when doing a Google search. Gives me the heebie jeebies.
this really turns my brain inside out, I got a 10 day suspension for saying burlap sucks.
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I thought I would check with my fellow bakers to see what trends going on right now with wedding cakes, make you giddy with delight, or cringe, when brides come to you with their designs... I'll start...
If I have to make one more burlap wedding cake I am :cry:going to scream!!!
Kudos to Kisamarie for saying it in an acceptable, unflagable way,
(The 'cloud of courtesy' is not always with me.)
Shoot, didn't mention what I did like....so maybe I have personal trends, I dunno.
I did this a couple of months ago and get lots of requests for similar looks, and since it's an original design, well I'm all for making it whenever I'm asked. :D :D
Let's see...I think the other one is a single accent flower on an otherwise subdued cake design. I like that, I spose that's kinda of trendy. Whether it's a wafer paper bloom, or a giant rose.
I have to jump right on this thread! Zebra print..the number of people asking for it is astounding. I did one cake ages ago and recently threw it up on my website; and that decision has plagued me. That trend can goooo..
oh do you mean uniced?
i hate smooth iced bare naked cakies--i've done zillions--don't like to do them nugh ugh ugh -- i like decor
i guess my favorite is 'this is your life' topsy turvies loaded with all kinds of things special to that person--all nostalgic--
but i also like to copy exactly--it's a thrill--like a 50th or 75th anniversary--or any exact cake or scuplture--i also love rough iced cakes--
i like a lotta cakes--
Claire, some brides actually want the fabric. Ugh. But some are just happy with the look, so it can be fabricated using edible ingredients.
I have to jump right on this thread! Zebra print..the number of people asking for it is astounding. I did one cake ages ago and recently threw it up on my website; and that decision has plagued me. That trend can goooo..
Don't let your brides hear you say that
AYup, don't like naked cakes! The filled, un-iced but decorated cakes. Sure sure, they can look very elegant or country, but i could imagine those cakes being dry - being out in the open without frosting or fondant to lock in the moisture ;)
AMy brides want burlap ribbon(I back it with wax paper) or burlap roses, and I think I have 4 more this month and have already done at least 6! Over it!
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Shoot, didn't mention what I did like....so maybe I have personal trends, I dunno.
I did this a couple of months ago and get lots of requests for similar looks, and since it's an original design, well I'm all for making it whenever I'm asked. :D :D
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Let's see...I think the other one is a single accent flower on an otherwise subdued cake design. I like that, I spose that's kinda of trendy. Whether it's a wafer paper bloom, or a giant rose.
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