Wedding Cake

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Permalink Reply by Maria Gemini on April 26, 2014 at 6:59am

Hi Jean! There are a lot of designs for wedding cakes in Google. Ask your client what design and cake they want then search for the recipes and free tutorials in Google. Watch also some tutorials in Youtube. It will help a lot. That's how I started. I only know basic baking before. Now I accept any designs as long as I have the picture, because I've learned so much watching tutorials online. If you still need help ask me again and I'll try to help you. I also have some shared tutorials in my page. Here's my Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/pages/RC-cakes/340784159278443

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Permalink Reply by Jean Moore on April 26, 2014 at 9:18am

Thanks Maria,  I am just so nervous.  I did a wedding cake a while back and it was too heavy.  Some liked it some didn't. I just don't trust my safe.  I think I will practice on the flavors and texture of the cake.  I think that is more of my concern  and not so much of the designs.

 
Maria Gemini said:

Hi Jean! There are a lot of designs for wedding cakes in Google. Ask your client what design and cake they want then search for the recipes and free tutorials in Google. Watch also some tutorials in Youtube. It will help a lot. That's how I started. I only know basic baking before. Now I accept any designs as long as I have the picture, because I've learned so much watching tutorials online. If you still need help ask me again and I'll try to help you. I also have some shared tutorials in my page. Here's my Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/pages/RC-cakes/340784159278443

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Permalink Reply by Goreti on April 26, 2014 at 7:48pm

Are you looking for scratch cakes or doctored mix?

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Permalink Reply by Katy Nott on April 27, 2014 at 6:38am

Jean, you need to ask your bride what kind of cake she wants, and if it's more than one tier, does she want different flavours for each tier?  If you need a cake that has a firm texture but is still moist, there is a lady in the UK who has some wonderful recipes and tutorials on her website for many different flavour of Madeira cake.  Her prices for her pdf tutorials are really cheap and she gives step by step instructions how to achieve the same results as her.  She is a brilliant cake maker and has followers from all over the world.  Her name is Janet from Quaint Cakes - here is a link to her website -

http://www.quaintcakes.co.uk/

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Permalink Reply by Jean Moore on April 27, 2014 at 10:19am

Thanks Katy.  I will check it out.
 
Katy Nott said:

Jean, you need to ask your bride what kind of cake she wants, and if it's more than one tier, does she want different flavours for each tier?  If you need a cake that has a firm texture but is still moist, there is a lady in the UK who has some wonderful recipes and tutorials on her website for many different flavour of Madeira cake.  Her prices for her pdf tutorials are really cheap and she gives step by step instructions how to achieve the same results as her.  She is a brilliant cake maker and has followers from all over the world.  Her name is Janet from Quaint Cakes - here is a link to her website -

http://www.quaintcakes.co.uk/

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