Wedding cake pictures on the net
Brenda
pictures to send to the caterers. Neither of us want any "fru fru" on our
cake and we'd like to keep the icing to a minimum.
I've looked and looked on the web. Does anyone know of a website that has
lots of different types of wedding cake pictures? This would help greatly!
Brenda
Teague, Katherine (BNR:BNRTP:3R52)
Not a web site, but have you seen Martha Stewart Living magazine's
wedding issues? They come out twice a year and one of the most recent
issues featured cakes. They tended toward the unusual but I'm sure
there were some plainer, more elegant ones.
My cake will have rolled fondant icing, which is used in a thinner layer
than buttercream is, and is not so sweet. The cake designs I've seen in
rolled fondant tended to be rather spare so as to show off the
smoothness of the icing.
--
Katherine Teague Nortel Networks
kte...@nortelnetworks.com Research Triangle Park, NC
Lis
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HTH,
Lis
Brenda wrote:
> We're planning two receptions and we'd like to have some wedding cake
> pictures to send to the caterers. Neither of us want any "fru fru" on our
> cake and we'd like to keep the icing to a minimum.
>
> I've looked and looked on the web. Does anyone know of a website that has
> lots of different types of wedding cake pictures? This would help greatly!
>
> Brenda
sasha
Brenda <BGre...@141.com> wrote in article
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> We're planning two receptions and we'd like to have some wedding cake
> pictures to send to the caterers. Neither of us want any "fru fru" on
our
> cake and we'd like to keep the icing to a minimum.
>
> I've looked and looked on the web. Does anyone know of a website that
has
> lots of different types of wedding cake pictures? This would help
greatly!
>
> Brenda
>
Gosh, there was a thread on just this topic about a month ago. Either here
or in Alt.wedding. I posted a list of sites and so did several others.
Maybe you could find these old posts in the Dejanews archive? Here are a
couple of sites that I know of:
http://www.schroedersbakery.com (pictures of all Wilton cake styles -
probably NOT what you want!)
http://www.ices.org (International Cake Exploratory Society - look for the
cake pages in the newsletter section)
http://www.edibleart.freeserve.co.uk/pictures.htm
also try searching for the website of "American Cake Decorating" magazine
(i forgot the URL) They have articles describing the different types of
icings and decorations.
-sasha