Category Archives: Celebration Cakes

This cake was ordered by the same customer who also ordered the Christmas Ornament Cupcakes. She had ordered the cupcakes for a small dinner party, and they were such a hit she decided to order a larger cake, with the … Continue reading →

I made this cake for the retirement party of a Chemistry Professor at Centenary College. I actually worked for the professor last spring so I was honored when I was asked to make a cake for her retirement party. The … Continue reading →

A customer recently asked me to make a cake for her husband. He is originally from England and she was throwing him a party to celebrate how many years he has lived in the United States. For the theme of … Continue reading →

A bride recently asked me to make a grooms cake for her husband to be in the shape of a log cabin. They are planning to build a log cabin together after the wedding. I carved the cake into the … Continue reading →

A bride, who I made a wedding cake for this past weekend (will post pics of that later), asked me to make a birthday cake for her father. His birthday was just a few days before the wedding so with … Continue reading →

This shoebox cake was for a 50th birthday party. The customer asked I incorporate her favorite brand Via Spiga, and her favorite color purple. I decorated the cake to look like a Via Spiga shoebox and created a purple platform … Continue reading →

Having known many friends in High School who played Dungeons & Dragons my initial reaction to making a 20 sided die cake was YES! I can do that! As the date of the delivery approached I started to realize just … Continue reading →

This cake was a surprise for a groom who majored in Classical Guitar in college. The bride told me he was very surprised and absolutely loved it. The cake flavor was Guinness chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream, what guy wouldn’t … Continue reading →

This cake was ordered by a friend of mine for a Pepper Fry party. The Pepper Fry is a long tradition in her family that was started by her great grandfather. When he immigrated from Italy to Pennsylvania he brought … Continue reading →