With the summer wedding season in “full bloom” I thought it would be apropos to share this elegant wedding cake. Completely decorated using royal icing techniques: Combining delicate oriental string work, brush embroidery and piping gel filigree takes this from nice to extraordinary!
Very rarely do I fall in love with
a cake I have designed, but this one will be added to my
favorite list!
Supplies Needed For This Project:
Equipment:
• PME #0 piping nozzle or Bekenal #0
• PMe #2 piping nozzle or Wilton #2 or Bekenal #2
• PME #3 piping nozzle or Wilton #3 or Bekenal #3
• PME #4 piping nozzle or Wilton # 4 or Bekenal #4
• Parchment cone or feather weight bag size #10
• Damp cloth
• Paper towel
• Artist brush, you will need 3
• -#2 round
• -#6 round
• -Wilton round
Materials:
• Cover fondant cake, Satin Ice
• Royal icing recipe
• Piping gel, clear
• Cooled boiled water
• Pearl White Satin dust, Rainbow Dust
• EverClear or lemon extract
You may find the supplies at Shop 5th Avenue Cakes
I brushed a mixture of petal dusts to achieve that antique blush
pink colour for the cake.
Watch the video to see the cake being decorated!
The actual time to decorate the entire cake is about 2.5 hours
with the three interlaced piped Oriental String Work!
For more amazing cake decorating projects click on the photos below
What a beautiful cake! I can’t even dream about being able to pipe like that!
Thank you Martha! My daughter thought she would not be able to pipe a similar cake, however after practicing she piped a superb sugar art cake!
guess you have to be artistic
Such a great job! Wow! How is it possible to deliver such delicate cakes? As far as I know, the string work is pretty tricky for any kind of movements. How do you do it? Thank’s.
Thank you, Irina! I package the cake on foam in a box, and have another person hold the box. As long as the string work does not touch the sides of the box they will not break. Also I only deliver cakes locally.