It's A Sweet Day For A Winter Wedding
January 24, 2016 Hey, if you can't beat the cold, celebrate it!
(Says the girl in Florida. :D)
Besides, sparkly ice and swirling snowflakes are PERFECT for a fairy tale wedding:
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(By The Caketress)
See?
The frosted branches and glittery "snow" on each tier is so pretty and delicate!
This one has the tiniest touches of gold to warm up the gray:
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And that shadowbox effect with the trees? GENIUS.
Here's another woodsy design:
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I like all the white-on-white texture, and the thistle-like greenery is perfect with the mountainscapes.
But if you prefer something with a lot more glitz to it:
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(By Delicut Cakes)
Sha-pow! GLITZ.
The flowers were inspired by British bluebells, and I'm so impressed by the filigree trim and tightly packed ruffles!
Now for something completely different:
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(By Torta Couture)
Chocolate!! Such a dramatic backdrop for those metallic snowflakes. And I think gold, copper, and chocolate is one of my new favorite color combos.
More impressive snowflakes, this time cascading down the side of the cake:
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(By Taarten Deco)
And this icy beauty has the hint of an onion-domed castle on top:
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(By Nadia & Co.)
Plus check out the hand painted vignette! Mmmm. So dreamy.
More hand painting on one of today's most beautifully minimalistic designs:
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(By Sweet Little Treat)
I am all about that blue-gray wood grain. Gah, so gorgeous!
You wouldn't usually think of gold and bronze for a winter cake, but wow:
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(By Sugar Cane)
I like!
And finally, a glittering ice tower fit for Queen Elsa herself:
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(By Design Cakes)
OooooOOOooooo. Perfection.
Hope you guys enjoyed! Happy Sunday, and stay warm out there!
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Reader Comments (15)
Mmmmm, yes please! I'll grab a steaming cup of hot cocoa (with a little creme de cocoa for extra warmth!) and gaze at these iced beauties!
Lovely! And I think the 3rd one is fondant free, yay!
That 8 layer finale is AMAZING. Nothing is falling down or teetering over. Love it.
Nice but British Bluebells are nothing like that!. There are no tiny leaves up the stem and the bells should be flared with pointy tips, I dont think they actually saw a British Bluebell before they started, this is the correct plant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyacinthoides_non-scripta
The thistle-like greenery is teasel (in case anyone cares). ;)
These are all beautiful and they are almost as impressive as the 30 inches of snow in my yard! *Sigh* This was a nicebreak from shoveling, but I should get back at it.
As a Minnesotan in Florida, freezing, snowy ANYTHING makes my memories sweet. The chocolate one, with the snowflakes just charms me! Sort of the perfect blend of warm and cool. Then the next frosty snowflake beauty brought the cold back in a most beautiful way. Thanks Jen! Memories of home inspired by cake are so sweet!
They are all beautiful but cake No. 1 won my heart. Cake No. is a close second
The 'British Blubell' isnt-- it is solomon's seal.... beautiful white flower early spring...
And THAT, bakers, is how you deal with the guy in a flannel shirt asking for "cake" and "head of a deer" in the same sentence.
Of course, you get no sympathy about snow from me. it was 39C (102F) here yesterday. Hasn't snowed here since the last ice age, and I'm not sure about then. Got any gorgeous icecream cakes to celebrate the southern hemisphere sweltering summer? Or just ship me some of that snow...
That 8 tier beauty is PERFECTION! OMG!!!
I do love the chocolate one, though
Wow, wow! These are all wonderful! Three cheers for these Sunday cakes!
Wow. I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite. They are all SOOOOOOOOO awesome!
Oh, I LOVE the rich chocolate-and-gold one!
Gorgeous, unusual, creative, and beautifully executed.
(But I made the mistake of looking at the top snowflake just a little too long, and suddenly saw a glittering arachnid climbing upward on its long, long legs...which can undoubtedly skitter VERY quickly. And LEAP!)
Admiring AND shivering,
--Nonie
TO me, the Immaculate Confections cake looks like a Moonlight theme, rather than Winter Wedding . . . Or maybe both . . . .