2012 Wedding Round Up | Takes The Cake

This is one of our favorite parts of a wedding- I try to only eat cake if it's really worth it, and nine times out of ten a piece of wedding cake is really worth it. Here are some of the more unique cakes we saw last year, from white and textural to whimsy and colorful:

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This textural white wedding cake was a compliment to the linens, also monochromatic and textured.

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Our play on a whimisical garden theme, this poppy colored wedding cake was adorned with anenomes (bestow my heart how I love these flowers and they're only available in spring) and sat in its own garden.

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We're all about making sure the cake is a statement piece- that means the placement and how it's displayed. For this shabby chic wedding we used a stone-looking table with a glass top rather than a traditional linen.

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Cupcakes and a wedding cake on one table is always beautiful, especially when you glam up a rustic look. The cake had faux bark fondant that mimicked the invitations, and the wood box stands were a lovely addition if we do say so ourselves. And don't get me started on cake linens- if you're going to splurge on at least one specialty linen, do it for the cake. One of the top spots for photo opps, and there's your wedding tip for the day.

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Faux bois is a modern trend that I don't mind one bit, especially in monochromatic tones.

*All cakes by Greg Marsh Designer Cakes

What styles or trends are you loving for cakes? 

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