My cake journey started out as a young girl obsessed with sweet treats. I learned to make my favourite bakes mainly so that I could fuel this obsession by whipping them up whenever I wanted. Over time, friends and family started to comment on my cakes and suggested several times that I should start up a business. They were very flattering comments but a lack of confidence prevented me from pursuing it any further. The more I baked, the more positive comments I received, so instead of diving in head first, I decided to dip my toes in to test the water. I started up a free website where I could upload images of my cakes and named the site Love & Cakes.
Looking for something sweet for your wedding? Deliberating whether to serve up something shop bought or home-baked? Well, look no further because I am going to give you five good reasons why your wedding cake should be home-baked.
Photo: Emma Tarn Photography As a cake baker and decorator there are times when you’re just not able to get that all important picture of your cake to share with potential clients or when you do, the lightings wrong, the picture is blurred or the angle doesn’t compliment the cake. So I decided to join forces with the amazing Emma Tarn from Emma Tarn Photography to recreate that moment so often missed at the wedding venue.
Everyone knows that weddings are expensive and trying to keep to a budget can be a challenge. Your venue, catering and honeymoon (if you are having one) has eaten a large chunk of your budget and you want a beautiful cake, but do not want to blow the rest of your budget on it. What can you do? How can you keep your cake costs down? Well here is some insider advice.
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Author"Baking and cake decorating is my passion, making happy customers is my goal." - Bianca Archives
February 2019
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