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My youngest brother & his bride-to-be bestowed upon me the honor of making their wedding cake. I had never made a wedding cake before & was terrified of ruining it. Couldn't make a rose to save my soul. Even told my brother he wasn't getting any flowers on his cake & sweetheart that he was & still is, said to me "You're making this cake for me because you love me and because you're doing it out of love, it will be perfect." When I put the final finishing touches on that cake I sat there & cried like a blubbering fool. Everyone asked me what i was crying for & I told them "Because I didn't think I could do it & I DID!!" Oh the memories...SIGH!! They are still very happily married.

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Comment by Sandra Smiley on July 9, 2014 at 10:33pm

I still have my separators, too, and I still can't  make buttercream or royal rose either!  I sure am glad someone invented gum paste because I can do a lot better with it than I can a piping bag!

Comment by Denise Rico on July 9, 2014 at 10:27pm

Thanks Sandra. Believe it or not I still have those tier separators & the cherubs that clipped onto them. And I still can't make a rose to save my soul either...lol. I really haven't had the need to as it seems I mostly specialize in children's bday cakes. 

Comment by Sandra Smiley on July 9, 2014 at 9:41pm

This cake is a stunning first wedding cake.  What a coincidence - my step daughter married in 1986, too, and I made her wedding cake.  I used the same tier separators that you used.  Her cake was lavender with white trim.  My roses weren't worth a hoot either, but none of us really realized it at the time, so we were happy with it.  Your brothers sounds like a true sweetheart :o)

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