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Wedding Cake Trends and Inspiration for the New Year, 2015!

Speaking for all of us here at VW: WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE CAKE!!!!! So safe to say, we had a delightful time researching this sweet topic for you. While it’s fun to be in on the trends, with cake it’s personal and there are absolutely no rules! So for your enjoyment and as a source of inspiration we offer the latest trends and comebacks for wedding cakes in 2015.

found on: http://sugareuphoria.com/blog/weddingcaketrends2014

At VW, our favorite wedding cake trend for 2015 is texture! Our sources agree that feminine touches are always in, and this year ruffles reign supreme. You can go all out with an all-over ruffle cake, or mix up the look with mixed-textured tiers. Very classy and beautiful.


found on: http://www.beforethebigday.co.uk/search/label/Trends%202014
made by: http://www.thecakethatateparis.com.au 


A close second favorite trend is metallics. Elegant gold and silver cakes are simply stunning. Go for a pearly sheen or shimmer mixed with your own personal wedding color palette to add pizazz. We’ve especially admired the gorgeous glimmer of sequin cakes in popular colors like rose gold.

found on : http://www.mysweetandsaucy.com/tag/wedding-cakes-los-angeles/ 

Don’t ignore the basics of cake design such as shape, frosting, and filling. Mix up the look of your cake by including different-shaped tiers. Try buttercream(it’s said to be making a comeback!) applied in an interesting texture instead of smooth fondant. Or omit the outside frosting completely for a deconstructed “naked cake.” And when it comes to cake filling flavors—be adventurous!

found on: http://www.thecakethatateparis.com.au/gallery.htm



Finally, flowers are a simply timeless embellishment on any cake. This does not mean that your cake has to look like a rose clad relic from the past! Mix texture or bold stripes with flowers in radiant colors arranged asymmetrically. Or if you want a clean look, a smart stripe in metallic with a few precious flowers and a personalized cake topper like this one (pictured below) from ThePinkOwlDesigns[link here] would work marvelously.    


Having a custom cake created to fit your taste, personality, and wedding style is an exercise in creativity, and probably a welcome break in the planning process for both the bride and groom. Sitting down for a consultation with a cake artist involves cake tasting (awesome!) and the opportunity for you to brainstorm your ideas with a designer. Often times, a sketch of the idea can be done right then and there. Some details to share with the cake artist are your dress, wedding colors, time of year and location of your wedding, any theme or flower you like and are using in the décor, or any special details about your lifestyle, how you met, etc. Happy tasting to all! Love VW.

Sources used for this article:
Harrington, Jolene Rae. “Not Your Grandmother’s Wedding Cake.” Here Comes the Guide. Summer 2005:50-57. Print.
Randi. “Four Hot Wedding Cake Trends for 2014 (and hopefully 2015).” Sugar Euphoria. 16 April 2014. Web. 14 Jan 2015. < http://sugareuphoria.com/blog/weddingcaketrends2014>

Robinson, Danielle. “2015 Wedding Cake Trends.” Dipped in Lace. 18 Sep 2014. Web. 14 Jan 2015. < http://dippedinlace.com/2015-wedding-cake-trends/>

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