Today we’ve got another amazing art deco cake from Deco Weddings favorite Sugar Realm. We featured their gorgeous art nouveau cake a while back, and originally discovered them with this incredible silver and gold art deco wedding cake, but I’m not lying when I tell you: this is my favorite yet. Take a look:
SUGAR REALM. You have done it again.
From Ileana of Sugar Realm:
The bride and groom, Monica & Jack had chosen a black, silver and gold color palette, inspired by the Great Gatsby Book Cover, and were attracted to the geometric configuration of its design. During our consultation, the couple also mentioned their love for traveling, and their attachment to Thailand, where they will be traveling for their honeymoon. Jack had lived in Thailand due to work, and mentioned how impressed he was by the magnificence of its architecture. The idea of creating an “Art Deco Temple” came to mind while trying to fuse the beautiful geometry of the Art Deco design era, and the tall configuration of a building or “temple”.
So beautiful. Oh, and have we forgotten to mention something extremely important? Yes we have. Not only does it LOOK great, I am deeply saddened I will not be able to taste the chocolate truffle sponge cake, paired with white chocolate and semisweet chocolate mousse. YUM. Oh we’re not done? No, it’s also infused with chocolate liquor, and Sugar Realm’s luscious orange suzette, made of orange sponge with orange blossom and white chocolate mousseline, with a ginger infused syrup.
I am a big fan of cake. Some might say I am cake’s #1 fan. Like… scary, intense, stalkery fan of “cake” as a concept. I am also (clearly) a fan of art deco style, of beautiful things reminiscent of the 20s and 30s and bygone eras… and so it should be no surprise that …
Today we’ve got a fantastic 1920s wedding inspiration shoot by dani. fine photography, and boy oh boy is it a treat from tip to toe…. So many amazing details: flowers, gowns, paper and decor… it’s all gorgeous. Even a few flapper boudoir shots! Love it! Just sit back, click to enlarge, and enjoy all the …
Look at this gorgeous art deco cake from Whipped Bakeshop in Philadelphia! Love the sharp edges and perfectly defined deco chevrons and circles. Bonus: according to the description, it tastes as good as it looks: “Alternating tiers of chocolate fudge cake filled with coffee buttercream and vanilla-buttermilk cake filled with caramel buttercream. All covered with …
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Art Deco Cake || Sugar Realm
Today we’ve got another amazing art deco cake from Deco Weddings favorite Sugar Realm. We featured their gorgeous art nouveau cake a while back, and originally discovered them with this incredible silver and gold art deco wedding cake, but I’m not lying when I tell you: this is my favorite yet. Take a look:
SUGAR REALM. You have done it again.
From Ileana of Sugar Realm:
The bride and groom, Monica & Jack had chosen a black, silver and gold color palette, inspired by the Great Gatsby Book Cover, and were attracted to the geometric configuration of its design. During our consultation, the couple also mentioned their love for traveling, and their attachment to Thailand, where they will be traveling for their honeymoon. Jack had lived in Thailand due to work, and mentioned how impressed he was by the magnificence of its architecture. The idea of creating an “Art Deco Temple” came to mind while trying to fuse the beautiful geometry of the Art Deco design era, and the tall configuration of a building or “temple”.Absolutely stunning… and like the art nouveau cake, the (same) venue was part of the inspiration. The Hilton Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati, Ohio….
So beautiful. Oh, and have we forgotten to mention something extremely important? Yes we have. Not only does it LOOK great, I am deeply saddened I will not be able to taste the chocolate truffle sponge cake, paired with white chocolate and semisweet chocolate mousse. YUM. Oh we’re not done? No, it’s also infused with chocolate liquor, and Sugar Realm’s luscious orange suzette, made of orange sponge with orange blossom and white chocolate mousseline, with a ginger infused syrup.
What? What. What. Amazing.
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