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Couture and Cake

It's no longer surprising that a bride, who wore a traditional white gown for her wedding ceremony, might don a completely different ensemble for her wedding reception.  These days it's almost expected.  And when this is the case for our clients, I usually offer the suggestion that they complement the wedding cake (or vice-versa).  This approach is sure to make an impressive statement and work really well during the holiday season.  For instance, here are some of my personal suggestions for the New Year's Eve bride:


(credits: #1- dress by Dorothy Perkins; cake by Sublime Bakery  #2 - dress by ADAM; cake by CrazyCakes  #3 - dress by Charlotte Eskildsen; cake by Sweet & Saucy Shop  #4 - dress by Marchesa; cake by Debbie Bone  #5 - dress byDiane von Furstenberg; cake by Sugarplum Visions  #6 - dress by Emanuel Ungaro; cake by Tallant House)

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY
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