Buttercream Wedding Cake

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This beautiful buttercream wedding cake is coated in white rustic style buttercream icing and finished with sugar flowers which include dahlia, seed heads, poppies, oak leaves, and berries. The cake is finished with a burnt orange ribbon making it perfect for an autumnal wedding!

It was be easy to add flowers on the top or to the bottom left corner to personalise it further. Always loads of possibilities to make it unique to you.





Location: 40 Ditton Pl, Ditton, Aylesford ME20 6SX, UK

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