
When my older sister Jocelyn got married, I decided to make her wedding cake. Since we had just been to France and seen some beautiful cakes in store windows, I made a triple chocolate cake with a butter cream frosting decorated with strips of white chocolate and raspberries on top. The cake was covered with white chocolate strips and then tied with a ribbon to hold them all in place. It was absolutely gorgeous.
Since then Diedra and I have done a few wedding cakes together (and a bridal shower cake for our friend Mel, which was so incredibly adorable). We figured out how to do fondant a few years back, which has been one of the funnest things to work with. I love how it makes the cakes look and how elegant it is.

The Parks-Sparks wedding cake.
Jocelyn actually baked the cake, since I arrived in California the day before the wedding.
I spent the morning whipping up a huge batch of frosting and then decorating the cake at her parent's home.

This is me smirking at the wonderful dinner after the wedding.
1 comment:
The wedding cake you made for your sister Jocelyn's wedding sounds very yummy!
I have to agree, fondant is great to work with and really gives the cakes that professional wedding cake "look".
It's great you have found a hobby that you really enjoy.
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