Cake by Cake Ink
Be inspired by the rich tones of gemstones and precious metals: offset deep reds, pinks, purples and blues with light touches of white and gold to create a softer, romantic look.
Cake by Peboryon (Toby Lowe Photography)
Add texture and interest to cake décor with papercraft effects, folds, layers, twirls, ruffles and quilling. Opt for sugar florist paste, which can be rolled thinly and holds its shape.
Cake by Emily Hankins Cakes
Paint floral patterns or simple washes with barely-there colour for a dreamy, romantic feel. Delicate decorations such as sugar flowers and feathers in pastel tones work well with this art-inspired look.
Cake by Daisy, Molly and Me (Martin Dabek Photography)
Whether you’re looking for regal rococo or robins, use silicone moulds and sugar modelling paste for perfectly formed featured decorations, frames and borders.
Cake by Dollybird Bakes
Individual portions and colourful designs featuring macaroons, meringues, doughnuts, dripping sauce and more make irresistibly delicious desserts for a light-hearted reception.
Cake by Dollybird Bakes
Make the most of marrying in the winter season by adding festive features to all-white colour schemes such as cut-out snowflakes, reindeer and frosty touches of silver or gold.
Cake by Emily Hankins Cakes (Liberty Pearl Photography)
Pretty flowers and foliage in natural, organic arrangements create a free-spirited feel perfect for celebrations with an outdoor element. Keep the look up to date with plenty of greenery.
Cake by No More Tiers
Use wildlife and the great outdoors as your inspiration by incorporating natural elements in the design such as tree bark effects, painted birds, sugar butterflies and gilded bees.
You’ll find over 220 of the best new ideas from top designers around the world, as well as tips, tutorials and techniques in the Winter 2016–17 issue of Wedding Cakes magazine, out now. Wedding Cakes magazine is published four times a year in April, June, September and December – save 20% on cover price when you subscribe.
