Cascading Cake

100 servings of a heavenly vanilla cake with a Swiss Meringue Buttercream frosting and filling, elegantly displayed on cascading cake stands.

Quinceanera Cake

This beauty was made to serve 720 guests (generous servings, mind you). It was a gift from an aunt to her niece, and the aunt went all out!
The five-tier main cake is a custom Vanilla - Tres Leches (an original recipe) topped with lime-green buttercream frosting with royal frosting yellow and white flower.
The two round cakes that flanked the main cake were Chocolate - Tres Leches (again, and original recipe) with the same lime-green frosting and royal frosting flowers.

Simplicity is Style

This is actually a cake I helped a friend out with. She baked, frosted, and did the pearls. I assembled, pearled the seams, and topped the cake. The only difficulty with this cake was where the table was set up; the ground was uneven, so the table was sloping, and I was terrified the cake was going to slide off the table! It didn't (thankfully), but I couldn't get a good picture because of the angle of the table.

Summer Sunflower Cupcakes

These pretty sunflowers were a huge hit with kids and moms, alike! A simple addition to any spread.

A Tall Order!

This seven layer, death-by-chocolate cake was incredibly fun to make! And it tasted incredible, too! With a chocolate cake, chocolate frosting, and chocolate-chips covering it, how could you go wrong?

Brittany and James - June 7th

This is the cake for a wedding that I did this last weekend. The flowers really made the cake! It really wasn't complete until I had those cascading down the red and white cake. More pictures to come later!
This is a four tier, alternating round and square, marble cake with a white and red buttercream frosting. Serves 130.

Mother's Day - Citrus Celebration!

For Mother's Day, I made my mom this cake:

Has a fantastic lemon curd in the middle, and a yummy lemon syrup.

And the best part is the vanilla bean frosting!

This is a 6 inch tier, but can be made into any size needed.