Real flowers on cake

Weddings do look and feel a little different thanks to the pandemic. However, with pandemic restrictions slowly lifting around the world, Emily and Robert were able to book their dream venue. Plus, they were able to include their friends and family via Zoom! Fast forward a year later, they were able to celebrate their marriage

How to put fresh flowers on cake safely, how to prepare your flowers and how to insert them into your cake so no one get's poisoned!

Elvin Cocel on Instagram: "Do This! ⤵️ 🌸Securely attach real flowers to your cake by wrapping the stems with a damp paper towel and then covering them with silver foil. 🌸This method not only enhances the longevity of the flowers but also ensures a cleaner and safer addition to your cake. 🌸Please, prioritise checking the toxicity of flowers before incorporating them, as not all pretty flowers are food-safe. 💐 . . . . #cake #buttercream #foodreels #cakereels #delicious #instacake…

Candis Spivey on Instagram: "Here’s how I prep my blooms for food safety! Roses are naturally non-toxic which is why they’re my favorite flowers to use on cakes. If I need to double up on food safety measures with a specific flower, I’ll also dunk the stem in candy melts before installing and make sure it doesn’t actually touch the cake. . . . #cakeartist #cakeflowers #flowerstagram #cakedecorating #cakedesign #cakeart #weddingcake #weddingcakes #wedding #weddingtips #cakes #cakedecorator…

Edible flower cakes let you have your cake and eat it, too. The blooms can be enjoyed alongside the other decadent decorations.

I can’t properly ice or pipe something to save my life, rolling out fondant is not my skill set, and no, I can’t sculpt a flower out of sugar. As a home cook and baker, I’ve had to reconcile this dream of “patisserie Claire” with “reality Claire,” because few things are sadder than a botched …