DIY Wedding Cake Expert Tips
With Wedding Season fast approaching and more couples than
ever choosing to create their own wedding cake, online cake experts
Make Bake share their top tips for DIY Wedding cakes and
wowing your guests!
Get inspired
Inspiration is key, so do your research and look for cake
designs that catch your eye. Remember to be realistic, for beginners we would
suggest selecting a simple design that you’re confident you can perfect.
Practice, Practice, Practice
To get your skills to a professional level, we recommend
creating and decorating a number of different cakes a few months prior to your
big day to discover your decorating strengths and weaknesses and perfect your
final design. Depending on the style of cake you have decided on, you will need
a range of tools to get the most professional finish for your cake. From piping
bags, cake decorating pens and sugar flowers, the Make Bake website has a
number of tools to help you create your ideal wedding cake design.
Keep it simple...
But stay true to your creative vision. Traditional wedding
cakes are always a crowd pleaser, but don’t forget to decorate your cake to
your own style and taste - it’s your day so make it your own! Cake Pops and
cupcakes are a great way of be creative and show off your personality - plus
they’re easy to decorate.
However, don’t bite off more than you can chew! Choose a
cake design that won’t take up too much of your time and will look the most
professional overall. We recommend using simple icing, ribbon and fresh flowers
for a traditional and effective wedding cake decoration. Stencils are also a
great way of adding a professional finish to a simple wedding cake.
Be prepared
The last thing a bride needs to be worried about on her wedding
day is decorating the wedding cake. We recommend decorating your cake 1-2 days
before the big day and storing it in a cool, dry place. Make sure you don’t
forget to consider how you will get the cake to your venue. If possible, leave
your icing and decoration to dry for over 24 hours in a cool, dry place before
transporting it.
Bigger isn’t always better
Wedding cake doesn't have to be 20 tiers high to wow your
guests - a great alternative is to create a single tiered cake surrounded by
cupcakes or cake pops. As well as being easier to decorate, cupcakes and cake
pops are also easy for your guests to take away and enjoy.
Visit www.makebake.co.uk to browse the wide range of baking
tools and cake-dectorating supplies.
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