Ann's Designer Cakes are a leading artisan wedding cake company based in Surrey & have been making cakes of distinction for over fifteen years. We offer you a highly personalised service with inclusive design consultation & sample tasting.
We are an award winning luxury cake designer based in Surrey truly passionate about what we do baking using only quality ingredients. A varied skill level from simple, to quirky, to romantic we like to create a wow factor talking point for your day
Luxury bespoke wedding cakes designed to look & taste exactly as you wish covering Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire. Offering many flavours including chocolate fudge, Lemon, & salted caramel .Gluten & dairy free cakes options available
The Village Cake Lady is a talented cake designer specializing in wedding cakes across Southampton and the rest of Hampshire. With a variety of different designs and flavours, The Village Cake Lady can create your dream wedding cake in Hampshire.
Dolce Lusso Cakes is based in Oxfordshire, and specialises in handcrafting indulgent creations for your big day. We bake and decorate all types of wedding cakes using only the finest ingredients, so they taste just as good as they look.
Dovey Cake Design create handmade, luxurious & unique couture wedding cakes & dessert tables for your wedding day. Every cake is entirely bespoke & designed in collaboration with you, to ensure a centrepiece that is both stunning and delicious.
WINNER Guides of Brides 5* Customer Service Award 2016, 2017 & 18, Wedding Cake Category. Wedding Industry Awards Regional Finalist 2018. Deliciously beautiful wedding cakes, personally designed and created to your individual requirements.
Creating luxury, bespoke and delicious wedding cakes and dessert tables since 2011. Every cake is designed by Charlotte who creates contemporary mixed with a bit of traditional to bring the wow factor to your big day.
Luxury and unique wedding cakes designed by Tracey Mann for weddings in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire and London. Get in touch with her through Guides for Brides to discuss your wedding and book an appointment!
Lisa Adams is a multi award winning cake decorator, currently holding the title of Great British Cake Decorator of the Year. You will be in safe hands when commissioning one of her creations. A delight for the eye and the palette
Based in Sandbach, Cheshire, Lois's Little Cake Company creates stunning Wedding & Celebration Cakes throughout Cheshire and beyond. We believe our cakes have the perfect match of both great taste and design
Fabulous sponge or fruit wedding cakes, cupcakes, mini cakes, cake pops, cheesecakes, cake tables, cookies and chocolate favours made to order. Based near Banbury but also covering Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Northamptonshire.
Looking for the prefect centrepiece for your big day? Based in Epsom,Surrey, I specialise in creating beautiful handmade sugar flowers and personalised fondant models to add that unique touch to your wedding cake.
Bespoke wedding cake specialist covering Surrey/South East offering both traditional and contemporary designs. Each wedding cakes is unique, baked from scratch and decorated to order; many with handcrafted sugar flowers and bride & groom toppers.
Based in Kimpton, Hertfordshire, At Your Wish Cakes is owned & run by Claire, a wedding cake designer for luxury weddings across Hertfordshire and surrounding areas. She prides herself on creating wedding cakes that are as delicious as they look!
Wedding & Celebration Cakes by Lisa Broughton is a professional business based at home, in Shirley, Surrey.
Not only are these cakes just to please the eye, but the taste buds too! Wiltshire wedding cakes recommended throughout the Cotswolds for not only amazing taste but beautiful centre pieces too. A wide variety of flavours & designs to choose from.
Chelsea Buns offers exquisite bespoke wedding cakes that look and taste out of this world. If you are looking for a truly unique wedding cake then please get in touch. Let your wedding cake be a unique and personal centrepiece to your special day.
Dotty Rose creates stunning bespoke luxury wedding cakes cupcakes cookies & edible favours. All made to order to help create that perfect centre piece for your big day. A wide variety of flavours & styles to compliment your colour scheme & theme.
Kesorn at KesornKakery designs and creates beautiful wedding cakes based on designs that you love. Based in Central London, Kesorn can make your wedding cakes throughout London, Kent and Essex and Hertfordshire.
Stunning wedding cakes from Sarah will make you want more. Wedding cakes based in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire.
Your wedding cake is a main feature of your wedding reception and plays many roles. Not only does it add a centrepiece to your wedding venue, it can also act as a pudding or late evening snack, and is an important part of your wedding traditions. According to superstition, eating wedding cake ensures good fortune and fertility for the married couple, and if a bridesmaid sleeps with a slice under her pillow she will dream of her future husband.
The moment that you cut the cake is a favourite photo opportunity for guests and is usually straight after the speeches. The wedding cake is then taken away to be sliced before being served on platters.
Choosing your wedding cake can be a subject close to your heart, and is one of the tasks that grooms often get involved with. There are now so many types of wedding cakes that the possibilities are endless.
Whether wedding cupcakes take your fancy or a chocolate fountain fills your dreams, the difficulty doesn't come in imagining your dream wedding cake but finding someone to make it!
Some people have dreamt about their wedding cake their whole life. They have an image of a large, multi tired, white fondant cascade of cake beauty surrounded by roses. If this is you then a traditional wedding cake is the way forward. Cutting your wedding cake is a momentous part of your wedding and something you will remember for the rest of your life, so make sure you get the cake of your dreams. If you are looking for something different, there are lots of different types of wedding cake!
A very popular choice of wedding for many couples is the chocolate wedding cake. It is always guaranteed to be popular with your guests! White Belgian chocolate curls and fresh flowers can give a traditional wedding cake look, or a smooth glossy dark chocolate ganache forms the base for many contemporary cake designs. The most recent chocolate wedding cakes designs incorporate chocolate transfers to add a very modern twist.
Wedding cupcakes are becoming one of the most popular types of wedding cake. They are growing bigger and bigger with elaborate designs. The bigger American style wedding cupcakes with a swirl of buttercream and a simple decoration are popular, or for those with a bigger budget, individually iced individual cakes, generally displayed with a larger top tier for ceremonial cutting.
Choosing wedding cupcakes means that each guest could take home a cupcake in a special wedding cake box, as a keepsake from your wedding.
A wedding croquembouche or “piece montee” is a stunning cascade of choux pastry and crème patisserie surrounded by delicate caramel strands to provide a spectacular centrepiece for your wedding reception.
They can vary in size according to the number of guests and can be dramatically cut using a sword. This masterpiece can also double up as a pudding and means that each of your guests gets a taste of the wedding cake while they still have space. Croquembouche are not suitable for anyone with a gluten, egg or dairy intolerance.
The latest trend in wedding cakes, little macaroons are built into a pyramid similar in shape to a croquembouche. They can also be used around the side of traditionally shaped cake tiers as edible colourful cake decorations. The macaroons can be made in virtually every pastel colour and many different flavours. They contain ground almonds so are not recommended for anyone with a nut allergy.
If you don't have a sweet tooth, if a wedding cake just is not for you, or if you want a separate wedding cake to cut for the evening guests, a cheese wedding cake may be the answer. It can be made up from a selection of you and your groom’s favourite cheeses and is a lovely way to finish your wedding breakfast. For a cake made from English cheeses we would suggest using a Cheddar or White Leicester for the bottom tier, a Stilton or double Gloucester for the middle tier and a Wensleydale with cranberries or apricots for the top tier. Soft cheeses can be used but it is best to add them at the last as they have a short shelf life.
Everyone's fantasy, and a great idea to entertain and feed evening guests - a chocolate fountain with dark, milk or white chocolate - or even pastel coloured chocolate to match your colour scheme. Most chocolate fountain companies will supply a selection of dips and an unlimited amount of chocolate, with the fountain typically running from the beginning of the evening reception until the disco is well under way.
Cake stands can give your wedding cake the finishing touch, lifting it up from the table and turning a cake into a centrepiece. Most venues have their own round or square silver coloured cake stand to hire but if not, or if you want a more unusual cake stand such as a spiral, swan or cascade stand, or a special stand for cupcakes, you will need to hire from a cake supplies shop.
We recommend ordering your cake at least six months before your wedding or even sooner to ensure that the supplier has availability.
Consultations tend to be about 45 to 60 minutes which will include tasting cake samples and considering your design options. It is a good idea to have the major details sorted (the venue, date, flowers and budget) before you visit your baker. All these elements may affect your chosen style.
The number of cake servings will help determine the size of your cake. In general, three tiers will serve 50 to 100 guests. So, if you're having 150 or more, you'll likely need four or more tiers. But, there are plenty of people who attend a wedding and never take a slice of cake, so you can usually get away with ordering enough cake for 77 to 85% of guests.
It depends how much cake you want and how much you’re willing to spend as size, decorations and flavours all contribute to the price which varies depending on supplier and type of cake.
There are plenty of alternatives to a traditional wedding cakes such as cupcakes, cake pops, croquembouche, macaroons, cheese cakes or chocolate foundations, just to name a few!
We recommend that you have a separate, clearly-labelled cake made up for guests with dietary requirements, rather than including a special tier or layer in your regular cake, to avoid cross-contamination.
