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Whatever the case, we do want to hear from you and we will return your call just as soon as we can. You can also visit our contact page and send us an email!

Due to a recent accident with my knee and an upcoming surgery, I will not be able to accept any orders until mid December.

Tasting appointments are now being rescheduled for mid December as well.

If you would like to place an order or set up a tasting consultation please make sure to contact us immediately as our calendar will be filling up for holiday orders.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!

I found an article today that I thought was very informative and well written in regards to the traditional cutting of your wedding cake. The article was found on WeddingCakeCreations.com

Weddings are heavy with tradition and symbolism and cutting the wedding cake is certainly among the most significant acts that the married couple will do at the reception hall. It is a moment that symbolizes so many things including the couple’s fertility, the first act performed together and the beginning of their new life. It is a sentimental moment that is also very festive and merry. In order to make sure that the cutting of the wedding cake goes off without a hitch, here are a few tips for you to follow:

Dos:

1. Make sure that the timing is appropriate. If you are hosting a brunch or tea, cut the cake just after the guests have gone through the receiving line. If you are throwing a lunch or supper reception then cut the cake after supper and just before the desserts are served.
2. Make sure to get everyone’s attention by either having your MC announce the event or by replaying the first dance song. Then have someone from the bridal party – typically the best man make a toast to the couple.
3. Cut the cake with the groom’s right hand gently holding the bride’s right hand – and make sure to slice through the bottom layer!
4. Feed one another from the slice you cut. Typically the groom will first feed the bride and then the bride will feed the groom.
5. Make sure that the bride serves the groom’s parents a piece of cake and that the groom serves the bride’s parents a piece of cake.
6. Designate a friend or someone from the catering staff to cut and serve the rest of the cake to your guests.
7. Make sure that the photographer and videographer are aware of the event before cutting the wedding cake.
8. Try to use a special silver cake knife – either an heirloom or one that you purchase especially for the occasion.

Don’ts:

* Although some people like to smash cake into each other’s faces, it is not a very elegant or dignified thing to do. Not only will it ruin the bride’s makeup (which in many cases was applied professionally) but as this is the first act that the couple performs as husband and wife, it does not bode well for a future of wedded bliss – besides, everything you do will be captured on film and video for generations to come.

If there is a sweet table being served at a wedding, it is generally opened with the cutting of the cake. After this tasty ceremony it is time to hit the dance floor and truly enjoy this day on which you begin your new lives together!

We are so excited to bring to you a new gallery! Our Happy Couple’s Gallery has just been added. We will add to this gallery as our couple’s send us a picture from their cake cutting.

We personally love each and every one of these pictures. We pour our heart and soul into creating your masterpiece and it gives us great joy in being able to see you enjoying your beautiful and delicious cake!

We’ve been at it again! We have more updates that have been made. Our Partner’s Page has been updated to reflected those vendors whom we highly recommend for your special day. We have worked personally with each of these vendor’s and are confident in the services they can provide you on your special day!

Now that our busiest season is wrapping up, we have finally gotten a chance to update the layout and pictures on the site. Please take a look at our latest wedding cakes!

If you happen to run across a link that is not operating properly, please visit our contact page and send us an email so we can fix it right away.

Stay tuned for new features such as Cake Cutting pictures and updated information regarding our delicious cakes and cupcakes!