All the Best says “Planning your event should be a piece of cake!” We think the best way to display that sentiment is to show you photos of some of our clients’ wedding cakes and their unique cake toppers. Check out our Pintrest boards Cake! and Cake Toppers to see some more ideas. “To smash or not to smash?” That is the question…..

Brian and Mike chose not to use the cake supplied by their caterer. The 3 tiered yellow cake with chocolate raspberry ganache filling featured a custom made figure of their beloved dog Maisy. Cake by Mandolis Bakery. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.
Brian and Mike’s delicious three tiered yellow cake with chocolate ganache and fresh raspberry puree filling featured a handmade figure of their beloved dog Maisy. Swarovski crystals were added to the topper and Maisy’s collar. The handmade and hand painted custom log cake stand (and the cake) was done by Mandolis Custom Cake Confectionary. Photo courtesy of Images by Berit.

 

Cheryl & Tom
Cheryl and Tom’s cake featured the cutest penguins on top and edible snowflakes and crystals on each tier. The entire cake was dusted with edible glitter to give it the look of newly fallen snow glistening in the sunlight. Cake by A Sweet Memory. Photo courtesy of Trisha Brinkley Photography
LOVE the petaled sugar flower camellias on Jessica and Rich's cake. Photo courtesy of Endless Wave Studios.
LOVE the petaled sugar flower camellias on Jessica and Rich’s cake. Photo courtesy of Endless Wave Studios.
The MoB made the cake for Rebecca and Jeff. Her brother laid down in the back of her dad's car to firmly hold the cake stand as they slowly drove to deliver it to their venue. Photo courtesy of Angelica Glass Photography
Rebecca and Jeff’s cake was made with L O V E by her mom. Her brother laid down in the back of the car to firmly hold the cake stand as her dad S L O W L Y drove to their venue to make the special delivery. Photo courtesy of Angelica Glass Photography
Elaina and TJ had an "in" at Carlos Bakery for their wedding cake. Photo courtesy of Nicole Leigh Photography
Elaina and TJ had an “in” at the famous Cake Boss’s Carlo’s Bakery for their wedding cake. Photo courtesy of Nicole Leigh Photography
Johanna surprised Matt with a custom groom's cake. Matt gave up his kayak to buy Johanna her engagement ring. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography.
Johanna surprised Matt with a custom groom’s cake. Matt gave up buying a kayak to buy Johanna her engagement ring. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography.
Kristen and Mike ordered their square tiered cake from Carlos Bakery. Guests enjoyed slices of cake with ice cream from the Penn State Creamery. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography
Kristen and Mike ordered their square tiered cake from Carlo’s Bakery. Photo courtesy of John Arcara Photography.
Marissa and Aric decided to forego the big cake and did cupcakes arranged into their initials with a small cake for cutting instead. Photo courtesy of John Decker Photography
Marissa and Aric decided to forego the big cake and did cupcakes arranged into their initials with a small cake for cutting instead. The cake topper was her parents. Photo courtesy of John Decker Photography
Khadijah and Kandar's wedding theme was "journey to Love" Cake shaped and decorated like suitcases formed the beautiful wedding cake. A bride's cake was a purse. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Khadijah and Khandar’s wedding theme was “Journey to Love” Their custom five tier white and gold cake featured suitcases complete with luggage tags.  A bride’s cake was a Louis Vitton bag. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Kandar's groom's cake featured everything he loves from football to alcohol in its own custom case. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Khandar’s groom’s cake featured his favorite things in its own edible custom trunk. Photo courtesy of Ann Coen Photography
Alix surprised John with a groom's cake made by a family friend that's a replica of his favorite guitar . Photo courtesy of Jason Meehan Photography
Alix surprised John with a groom’s cake made by a family friend that’s a replica of his favorite guitar (YES that’s a cake!). Photo courtesy of Jason Meehan Photography.
Jen and Paulo wanted their cake from Carlos Bakery to have a woodgrain look with tropical flowers. They had an ice cream truck waiting outside as a surprise for their guests. Photo courtesy of Jeff Tisman Photography
Jen and Paulo wanted their cake from Carlo’s Bakery to have a wood-grain look with tropical flowers in honor of their love of the beach and Paulo’s love of surfing. Photo courtesy of Jeff Tisman Photography
Katie and Matt's cake featured their saying "All my Heart. All my Life" Photo courtesy of The Artist Group
Katie and Matt’s cake featured their saying “All my Heart. All my Life” Photo courtesy of The Artist Group.
Rachel and John
Instead of putting their topper on the cake, Rachel and John chose to put it on the cake table and have the cake decorated with fresh flowers. When John smashed Rachel in the face the blue icing got all over her dress. It took almost 30 minutes to get it all off. Beware if using colored icing on your cake! Photo courtesy of The Studio Photographers