Baby Camo in Blue

This cake shows a camouflage design in blue topped with a “package” cake on top finished with a fondant bow.  The baby blocks that spell out the name are made from cereal treats covered in fondant.  Hours of work with spectacular results.

Clothesline Tiered cake

The baby clothesline is a fun design that incorporates all the colors for baby and not just pink and blue.  What is truly unique about this cake is the baby on top: created with fondant, hand painted and wrapped in a blanket!  Here is a close-up photo:

Fondant Baby 3-D

Party Cakes in Berkley, MI can design a cake just for your event.  Bring us a photo of an idea and we’ll design a cake with your budget in mind.

Little green apples and flowers

The next bride chose a dramatic contrast between the base icing and the flowers. The results were fabulous!

Blue Flowers on Blue Cake with white design

Eastside Silks

Basic Square with Fresh Flowers

Your wedding cake is as unique as you are.  Let your imagination run wild and let us design something very special for your wedding day.  Party Cakes, Inc.–Simple But Elegant every time.

White Chocolate on white butter cream icing with navy roping

From anchors to palm trees, the brides want it all and with their own personal touches.  Sometimes I even get a say in the design!

On the beach

Elegance was the final word for this next design with 100′s of tiny fondant flowers all over the three tiers.  Here is a close-up view:

Fondant flowers on tiers

Of course this would look entirely different if I would have based iced the cake in a pastel color OR the flowers were created in a BOLD color.  Maybe in the fall….

Hand Details are Delicate

The next two photos are similar but different.  With the change of a ribbon and no flowers on the cake, the look is totally unique.

Amy's Cake

Silver Ribbon Band with flowers

This groom designed his cake without any input from his bride.  And it was beautiful with every detail.

Princess and Prince Charming

Just like the display in the store

I have no control over the colors!

This final wedding cake design started with an email from a groom writing from New York.  The cake design was completed in the spring and delivered on June 25, 2010.

Red Ribbon and Black Details

These photos represent some of the wedding cakes that were created by Party Cakes in June.  I have posted just a few of the more memorable ones.  For more information, please call us at 248-541-CAKE (2253) to schedule your personal consultation for your wedding cake design.

It's Dad's Car in cake form!

Stacked four layers high and constructed like a wedding cake with dowels and support boards, this popcorn box will serve 30-40 hungry children easily. Yes, that’s real popcorn overflowing from the top! Party Cakes likes to use real food items whenever possible.

Pass the Popcorn

This cake can stand on it’s own–literally! The wheels are oreos covered with fondant icing but everything else is sculpted butter cream. You CAN eat every bit of this car!

Amy's Special

Once again, Party Cakes has been nominated in the category of BEST WEDDING CAKES in WDIV’s Summer Contest “Vote 4 The Best” in metro Detroit.

Here is the link you’ll need to get started to vote for Party Cakes in the Wedding category under CAKES.

www.clickondetroit.com/4thebest

Once you reach this page, select “Sign up” or “Log in”. It’s easy, simple and no spam will attack you.
REMEMBER: Select the WEDDING category, and then select CAKES.

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Flowers to arrive later!

Fit for a Greek Goddess

Close up view 1

Close up view 2

Zebra Print Wedding

Weddings can happen any weekend of the year and a holiday weekend is no exception.  Here are the three wedding cakes that I created on Sunday, May 30, 2010 for three very special couples.  Each cake was different and created to their specifications–as always.

The first delivery went to Troy, MI and I arrived before the florist so the cake is “naked” it’s topper and extra floral decorations.  Each tier had a different design but all worked well together.

The second delivery took me out to Shelby, MI to Cherry Creek Country Club.  The bride decided at the last minute (5 days before the wedding!) that she did not like the “display” cake the venue was going to provide for her wedding.  That’s when the mother of the bride called Party Cakes.  We arranged to create a four tiered wedding cake display and the decorations included crystals, pearls, and gold leaf vines, all of which had to cascade down the front of the cake.

There was no topper so I had to create something that would use the decorations that were given to me.  Oh yes, the cake had to “shimmer” so I applied many layers of pearl dust with the airbrush machine.  The next photos show the detail of the decorations on two tiers.  If you look closely, you will see the “shimmer” affect created by the airbrush machine.  It looks “wet.”

The final wedding cake delivery went to Southfield at the Silver Gardens.  The theme of this wedding was “zebra” print, which was quite appropriate since the couple were married at the Zoo.  For decorating purposes, this cake took the most amount of time to create.  Each stripe is cut from black fondant icing and then pieced onto each tier of the cake.  There is NO pattern to follow and everything is done freehand.  Note:  I am not responsible for the selection of the cake topper.  That was solely the responsibility of the wedding couple.

Beginning at 8:45am on Sunday morning, all three deliveries were completed by 1pm.