anyone ever make a wedding cake?
I will be making my dgt wedding cake for next August, I've never made one, or even decorated a cake, but I want it simple and have found a cute pic. of one. She wants daisy's on top. any suggestions, we will be keeping it inside in air cond. so the heat won't be a factor. what you think of the picture. http://www.cakechannel.com/wedding-cake-price.html have any of you made one before. I need one for 50-60 people, big and how many layers do you think??
I like to be different and I've always wanted to do this but never did...
{ as they say: "variety is the spice of life" }

Glazed angel food cakes at Martha Stewart Weddings. Another good way to keep decoration easy but pretty - pour glaze over top.
{ as they say: "variety is the spice of life" }


Glazed angel food cakes at Martha Stewart Weddings. Another good way to keep decoration easy but pretty - pour glaze over top.
• Choose your favorite flavor - don't feel bound by the traditional white cake. For me this is chocolate and Meyer lemon. I realize I am rather disregarding seasonality; Meyer lemons are my one guilty splurge for this wedding!
• Find a recipe you're comfortable with - There's something meaningful to me in serving a cake that I often like to serve at home. Both recipes are also ones that I am very familiar with; there aren't a lot of surprises there.
• Spread out the work - Making cake for 150 sounds like a huge task, but that's only about 15 batches of a normal cake recipe. Do two each night for a week, or use larger baking pans, and you're done.
I had daisies at my wedding for a flower theme also. Here is a picture of our cake. A parent of one of my daughters friends made it. The bottom was 2 layers and about 24" square. We had 45 people and we had plenty of left over. Someone with basic cake decorating skills I bet could make one like it. The bottom was green ribbon and she cut little white flowers out of fondant and piped a small yellow ball in the center. The ring of flowers was just a styrofoam ball cut in half with silk ivy and dasies stuck into it. It was the most beautiful cake I've ever seen.
Hope this helps,
Cheryl
Hope this helps,
Cheryl

OMG, cheryl, I didnt 'think of asking you, I know you did alot of the stuff yourself. now, my question is, if you had had, just the bottom square, would it have been enought for 50 people?? and how big were the pieces you cut? I love the ribbon and daisy's, should they be real daisy's or silk???? THANKI YOU