This monogram topper brings fun and formal together, suiting this cake perfectly. A whimsical font with a low contrast of colors keeps it upscale. Fuchsia and orange is a color combo I am seeing a lot of and can be done really well with Swarovski crystals. Sticking with either the citrus family or the purple family is recommended for the most elegant outcome.
Thank you to Pastries By Vreeke for providing the outstanding pictures!
I love, love, love the purples and pinks that we are starting to see more and more of in weddings. I say if you’re going to use color “go bold, be dramatic”. The flowers on this cake are just gorgeous. I like that the topper accents the cake but does not compete for the spotlight.
ps – I had to look up the right use of the word complement/compliment so I thought I would pass on the English lesson! ; )
Greens are being used more and more… a trend for 2010? I am getting asked for pictures of toppers done in these colors. As I make them, I am going to get them posted here on the blog so be sure to check back! An easy way to find the posts will be to type “green” in the Search field.
This Swarovski cake topper and server set are stunning due to the vibrancy of Hyacinth! The fall colors always come out well together but I rarely use Hyacinth which I believe adds the brilliance to this mix…
Champagnes, lattes, golds… they are all the rave for wedding colors right now and Swarovski has great choices for any of these color palettes. This is a recent combination that I can’t get enough of!
I just loved the way this one came out, I think because the center of the sunflower coordinates with the blended browns of the “L” without being too “matchy-matchy”.
Being in my fourth year of business I have developed close relationships with some of the bakers I work with. I just received the cutest box of cookies from Lori over at Pastries By Vreeke and wanted to share the idea. Each cookie has my business’ monogram. Adorable! What a sweet and meaningful way to say thank you.
This is what I’m talking about when I say that a topper with side coverage “drops jaws”. Opting for side coverage should always align with the venue. This ornate topper suits the ambiance of the room perfectly.
Don’t be afraid to go bold with color. A monochromatic topper in various shades of red is my favorite way to top a black & white cake. The richness of the red rose petals at the base of the cake adds the perfect amount of flare to complete this dramatic look. Love, love, love.
“I was so happy I did the 2 reds and threw in the Fire Opal as well. It gave it a little POP and went perfectly with our wedding.” – Jamie