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AWARD WINNING CAROLINES CAKES
You will want your wedding or special occasion to be one to remember and I can help towards that with a hand crafted wedding cake or a very specialcelebration cake with that little something.
Your wedding or celebration cake should be the centrepiece of the wedding reception or a party and I can ensure this by offering a wide range of wedding and hand crafted cakes to suit your design requirements and budget.My commitment is to the highest possible quality, a fact recognised by an international magazine that features many of my designs and porcelain flowers. My wedding cakes can also be seen in the `Wedding Cakes A Design Source` magazine. In April 2001, West Sussex County Time featured my work writing, "Caroline Frost`s life-like sugar and porcelain flowers could fool Alan Titchmarsh."
No two cakes are made the same; every commission is different thus making the cake exclusive and unique to the customer. I offer traditional, stylist, classical, modern or exotic design or you can even design your own cake. All the pictures shown on this website are my own work.
Only the finest ingredients are used in my delicious cakes, including free-range eggs. I do not use packet mixes or bought in cakes and only use porcelain products that comply with food contact legislation. I offer a rich fruit, Madeira, lemon or a chocolate cake made with real chocolate. I cannot guarantee that celebration cakes are free of nuts.
ALL CAKES - BY PATRICIA HILL For all your wedding cake, party and childrens cake needs in West Sussex and Surrey, All Cakes supplies that extra special cake to suit all occasions.
All cakes are made using only the finest ingredients (for example, I use only free range eggs) and are individually produced to suit your specific requirements. Whatever your special occasion, I offer a full design to delivery service. From traditional royal iced wedding cakes, or fondant coated wedding cakes in rich fruit or sponge, to that extra special novelty birthday cake, as a qualified sugarcrafter, I aim to exceed your expectations on every occasion!
Your wedding cake will be as individual as you are. I am keen to bring your ideas to life. I provide a wedding cake design service to add that personal touch.
MICHELLE WIBOWO - WEDDING CAKES Specialising in Wedding Cake, Novelty Cake, Birthday Cake, Michelle would be happy to help you.
Each cake is individually designed and they are made-to-order. We will work hard to help you design an outstanding cake
for your centerpiece of celebrative moment.
Whether it is a corporate event, anniversary, wedding, or birthday,
we hope our cake would make your special day even more memorable
After graduated from Architecture degree, Michelle pursued her passion in Cake Decorating and Sugarcraft by enrolling to BTEC Course in Baking Science in 2001.
In 2002-2005, she developed her skills in cake decorating by gaining experiences in many cake shops in and around London. During this period more than 2000 cakes and sugar models she has produced, some of them are commissioned by famous celebrities and high-profiled individuals in the country. Her work on "Royal Wedding Cake" has made appearance in national television
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Local supplier for bespoke Wedding Cakes, Christenings, Retirement, Birthday and all celebration cakes. Individually designed with a personal touch, every cake is created to your real dreams. Bernadette welcomes all brides for a free consultation (by appointment to avoid disappointment). Out of normal opening times other appointment times can be made available.
Choose your cake design and colours to match your own wedding colours, all fully coordinated to compliment your day.
CHOCOLATE WEDDING CAKES We specialise in chocolate wedding cakes that combine delicious flavours and stunning fresh flowers.
Our cakes are decorated with the finest white or dark chocolate to perfectly complement the chocolate or carrot cakes inside.
Chocolate Sacher Torte
Sacher Torte is a cooked dark chocolate cake with a rich, moist texture, and a slightly nutty bite. the cakes are individually handmade with around 5kgs of Belgian chocolate. All our chocolate cakes are gluten free.
Carrot
We can also offer a delicious carrot cake as an alternative.
WEDDING CAKES A highly personalised service characterised by attention to detail, a professional approach, competitive prices and clients constantly delighted by the results. All designs can be catered for whether it is a traditional, contemporary or chocolate cake you are interested in.
The cakes in my gallery can be replicated, however every cake can be individually designed and tailored just for you.Hand made sugarcrafted floral sprays are a speciality. They look stunning on a Celebration cake and, of course, Wedding cake. Any flower can be made.
Choose a design to match your wedding bouquet or simply because it’s your favourite. Colours can be matched to co-ordinate with all aspects of a celebration.
91 West St Burgess Hill RH15 8NY Tel. 01444 245424
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65 Junction Road Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0JL
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DID YOU KNOW The history of the wedding cake goes back as far as the Roman Empire, well before the concept of elaborately icing a cake, was invented. Through the years, the wedding cake has become the focus of a variety of customs and traditions. Some of these customs have survived through time. Some have not. The custom of breaking the cake over the bride's head, is no longer practiced. The tradition may have its roots as far back as the Roman Empire. The groom would eat part of a loaf of barley bread baked especially for the nuptials and break the rest over his bride's head. History tells us that breaking the bread symbolized the breaking of the bride's virginal state and the subsequent dominance of the groom over her. As wedding cakes evolved into the larger, more modern version, it became physically impractical to properly break the cake over the bride's head. The tradition disappeared fairly quickly in some places, but there were still reports of breaking an oatcake or other breakable cakes over the bride's head in Scotland, in the 19th century. It's reported that in Northern Scotland, friends of the bride would put a napkin over her head and then proceed to pour a basket of bread over her. It's hard to say why some traditions endure and some do not, but the obvious male chauvinistic bent of this particular tradition probably leads to its early demise.
