A Pink Wedding Cake

by Brianne
(Barron, Wisconsin, USA)

For a very pink wedding!

For a very pink wedding!

I made this pink wedding cake for my brother-in-law's fiance who was very indecisive in what she wanted for a cake! I gave her a couple pictures and she told me to choose one!


The only thing she said was, "Just keep it simple." So I decided to design my own, because I didn't know what to pick!

I started with two round sour cream chocolate cakes, stacked. Then layered with pink. White frosting for details! Simple, like the bride wanted!

White Chocolate Leaves


What I did enjoy learning, is how to use melting chocolates as "paint" on mint leaves, let harden, and then peal off to get the veins imprinted on the chocolate. I then added a little "shimmer" to the chocolate leaves and set them around the top layer which was decorated with flowers to match the bouquet on my pink wedding cake.

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Jan 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Yes it is pink!
by: Anonymous

Love the Cornelli lace!
Jan 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		yuuuummmmm
by: Anonymous

what I love about this cake is that it is beautiful AND it actually looks like it would taste amazing. Plus, the pink is so perfect for a wedding. :)
Jan 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		:)
by: Anonymous

PRETTY!
Jan 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		pink
by: Anonymous

perfect for a St. Valentine's Day wedding :)
Jan 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Pretty in Pink!
by: Lorelie

Hi Briane,

Thanks for entering the contest with your pretty pink design. The flower is very interesting on top. the cornelli lace is very pretty. I need three more entries to pick a winner. Stay tuned.

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