Wedding cake dessert ideas

It was love at first site for Lainey and Billy when they found the McCrite's Cottonwood Estate for their wedding day! Combining their love of vintage décor and woodsy vibes, this venue provided tons of antique and vintage pieces, such as dressers, bicycles, candlesticks, and mismatched wooden chairs, for the couple to decorate the intimate ceremony meadow

If you're having a smaller reception or want a dessert that's just for you and your spouse, consider small wedding cakes. They may be small in size, but they're major in flavor and style.

Coffee, Kahlua, and pudding make this Tiramisu Pudding shots recipe a party favorite! These will make any party better and tastier!

You have to check out this super sweet fall wedding with tons of handmade details! This southern couple is just as gorgeous as their wedding day was!

These outdoor wedding cake ideas are the perfect fit for any couple that loves the great outdoors. Get inspired by confections from real couples.

12 decadent and delicious red velvet wedding cakes you and your guests will love.

I'm so excited for this post! My parents and siblings live about three hours away so any time spent with them is precious. Making my wedding cake with my Mom will be a memory that we will share for a lifetime, plus my Mom is an amazing baker and the cake was flippin delish. I had never iced a naked cake in my entire life until the night before the wedding. My practice cake was the cake that Chris and I will eat on our one year anniversary and it turned out amazing! The key to icing your cake…

This Tampa wedding was feminine and romantic, with blush, burgundy and cream flowers and a sweet cake at every reception table!

These bridal shower desserts will make an ordinary gathering extraordinary. From heart-shaped pies to wedding cookies to champagne popsicles, celebrate the bride-to-be with these amazing treats.

This lush garden wedding complete with soft pink and peach botanicals is certain to take your breath away. There is no better place to say your "I do's"