2013 Wedding Trend: Cakes Are Back!

Are you tired of seeing towers of cupcakes or cake pops at weddings? Well 2013 might be the year for you. If the early wedding season is anything to go by, cakes are back!

Couples are going back to tradition with their choice of confection this year, and it might signal the end of the trendy years of single-serving size cakes. The trend this year will be traditional tiers, with beautiful decoration to match the wedding theme.

Of course, it isn't the complete end of non-traditional choices. This year, though, the non-traditional is going even less traditional, with desserts like donut towers being a popular choice. Other couples are leaving the cake out of it completely, opting instead for dessert bars or pie buffets.

Whether you’re looking for traditional tiers, a wacky tower, or something completely different, get in touch with us to find out how we can make your perfect wedding dessert.

Ideas for Fabulous Wedding Desserts

It has to be said, one of the favorite parts of any wedding menu is dessert.  For some, the appetizer and main meal are just a build-up to something that they hope will be delicious, tantalizing and exciting.

If you want a dessert on your wedding menu that gets people talking, we have some ideas for you:

• A retro-inspired dessert that will take you back to childhood days – examples are chocolate pudding cakes and coconut cakes.
• Offering a range of indulgent and gorgeous fruit pies, perhaps as a buffet option .
  
• Chic' presented truffles, presented on a plate – the filling is up to you!
• A selection of mini cupcakes, with exquisitely piped icing and glitter, per guest
• Having a chocolate-infused dessert bar that includes cookies, brownies and a gooey chocolate cake.

Desserts are also easy to theme.  If you want romantic, vintage, fun and zesty or even icing that spells out your favourite movie or where you first met, just go for it.

If it is dessert that really gets you excited, speak to us about how we can make an impact on your wedding menu.