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New wedding and party cakes for 2016!

I’ve designed some pretty lovely new cakes, suitable for weddings, birthdays and other celebrations…lots of pictures to share, but for now here’s a snippet! Enquiries to [email protected] xx

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Our petal cakes are Brides Magazine’s idea of the day!

Our pretty flower petal cakes are todays “Idea of the day” from Brides Magazine! Lovely job…

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The article says:

“Bee, who also makes naked cakes decorated with fruit, nuts and flowers or edible bloom garlands, offers her top tips for floral cake perfection:

- Choose your petals carefully. Florist grade flower petals, even if taken from edible species of flowers, are not safe for human consumption, as they’ll often have been sprayed with pesticides and fertilisers - even if you rinse them in water, they’re still not safe to eat.

- Buy your petals from a certified organic grower in your country. This ensures that they are safe to eat - they’ll have been grown in real soil without pesticides or fertilisers, neither of which are safe to eat. We source our flowers from Maddocks Farm Organics, an award-winning grower in Devon.”

And there are tons more tips too…you can read the full piece here: http://www.bridesmagazine.co.uk/planning/receptions/cakes/2015/06/bees-bakery-edible-flower-cake

Our wedding cakes - Top 5 by the Observer!

This weekend one of my edible flower petal cakes was included in the Observers Top 5 - so awesome!

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The Observer said: “For summer weddings and parties, go to Bee’s Bakery for flower spangled deliciousness”

This cake is a chocolate sponge cake, decorated with vanilla buttercream and scattered with edible flower petals. It is totally customisable, we can make it in any size, shape, and with any number of tiers you like - we have a fantastic selection of cake recipes too!

We do still have the odd spot left for weddings this summer, so get in touch to discuss: [email protected]

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And it was all yellow…and pink…and rose gold…and paper flowers

Here are some pics of my most recent wedding and party cakes! I bake everything to commission, and my designs are totally customisable. I still have a few spots available for wedding cakes for this summer, so get in touch if you’d like one! [email protected]

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This is a dinky little pretty thing of a birthday cake - tiers measure 6inches and 4 inches, to serve around 20 people. LOVE the yellow.

 

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And this pretty little rose gold inspired number was commissioned by Etsy UK - for their first ever wedding fair! Its made with edible gold sequins, and lots of beautiful paper flowers…which i particularly love…

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This cake is the cousin of the yellow cake, but this time for a wedding in hampstead. Made with edible flower petals, the amazing thing about this cake is that its possible to choose the shape and style of the petals. So if big and pink is your thing then great, but if tiny and blue is more your bag, then that works too - totally customisable.

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Do you follow us on instagram?

If not, just DO it!

I post lots of cool pictures, often of our cookies and cakes in progress so you’ll get lots of inside info on how the bakery works…

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Here’s what you’re missing…

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A colourful wedding cake pic to brighten your January!

Happy New Year! I’ve got four jumpers on…no lie, I can’t bend my arms at the elbows!

So here’s a fun bright snap of some bold wedding cakes and cookies to keep your day shiny and bright… all of our wedding cakes and cookies are totally customisable - we can pretty much match any colour or design you like…get in touch [email protected]

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Pretty, delicate and classic edible flower petal wedding cake

This is my favourite wedding cake at the moment - edible flowers are JUST coming into bloom, and there will be many different colours and shapes of petal available from the middle of March onwards…so we can colour match the petals to your wedding theme…

This cake is a 4 tier chocolate milkshake wedding cake, iced with vanilla buttercream and scattered with pink and purple petals.

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Some pretty new wedding cakes for 2014!

We’ve been working on some new wedding cake designs for 2014…and here’s a sneak preview of three of them…more info soon!

  • Left - Chocolate milkshake cake, iced in chocolate ganache and decorated with edible flower petals, available in many different colours and shapes.
  • Middle - Naked sponge wedding cake, decorated with blueberries, raspberries and strawberries (other fruits are available!)
  • Right - Victoria sponge cake, decorated in vanilla buttercream with edible flower petals, available in many different colours, shapes and sizes.

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Email [email protected] with any Qs…

 

Edible Flower wedding cake - so pretty!

A gorgeous Stoke Newington couple asked us to make this totally gorgeous edible flower cake for their wedding, the bride specified the colours she liked best and we used a brilliant edible flower grower in the south of England, who picked some stunning blooms for us to use on the cake.

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It’s a dark chocolate milkshake cake, covered in vanilla bean buttercream with edible flower petals…and prices start from £2.50 per portion.

Delicate, romantic miniature rose wedding cake

What could be more romantic than a wedding cake covered with hundreds of perfectly hand-piped miniature roses?

[Photograph Adam Stones Photography - http://www.flickr.com/photos/stonesimages/]

Bright, fun and pretty gorgeous, the delicate little sugar roses are individually made by hand and painstakingly placed on to complete the diagonal pattern.

Totally customisable, we can colour match the roses to any colour you choose - and we bake amazing cakes of all sorts of recipes including a classic Genoese sponge, to a more adventurous chocolate milkshake cake with a very grown up mascarpone filling.

[Photograph Adam Stones Photography - http://www.flickr.com/photos/stonesimages/]