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By Heather Lee, Brides
Sugar greenery is the newest (sweetest) way to decorate your cake.
Decorating your wedding with fresh greenery is more popular now than ever (not to mention the fact that Pantone named "greenery" the color of the year), and we're seeing couples incorporate fresh greens and garlands in myriad ways. Garlands of silver-dollar eucalyptus or olive branches running down the length of long reception tables, decorating the getaway car with a couple of garland swags, forming a ceremony backdrop out of multiple greenery garlands—the possibilities are endless.
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And while adding fresh greens is also a lovely way to decorate your wedding cake, we think it's really cool when your cake designer actually forms the greens from sugar. Your guests will swear they're real and are guaranteed to do a double-take once they realize the embellishments are actually edible.
Whether you add a full garland of sugar greenery that wraps around the entire wedding cake, or simply embellish some cake tiers with a few sprigs, sugar greenery adds a touch of elegance and romance to your dessert. You could even ask your cake designer to match your ceremony arrangements or reception centerpieces for a totally cohesive look. Looking for ideas on how to decorate just right? Get inspired to use sugar greenery on your wedding cake by this collection of some of our favorite confections.
Each of the four tiers of this confection features a different soft pastel shade; the finished dessert is decorated with sugar flowers and an elegant garland made of hand-painted leaves.
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Adding a gold middle tier helps give the overall design more visual interest and a hint of glam, while the "sash" of gumpaste olive leaves and tiny olives add a rustic touch.
For something more minimal and understated, we love this chic dove-grey cake decorated with delicate sprigs of flowers and greens.
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Decorate a simple fondant-covered wedding cake with boxwood garlands and a wreath topper all fashioned by hand from sugar gumpaste.
Complement a garden setting with a cake embellished with sugar flowers and greenery. This beautiful design features a garland of gumpaste leaves and flowers that wraps around the entire confection.
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A pretty spray of gumpaste greenery centered around a trio of sugar flowers, make a dramatic and elegant embellishment for this three-tier wedding cake.
Sugar greenery is the newest (sweetest) way to decorate your cake.
Decorating your wedding with fresh greenery is more popular now than ever (not to mention the fact that Pantone named "greenery" the color of the year), and we're seeing couples incorporate fresh greens and garlands in myriad ways. Garlands of silver-dollar eucalyptus or olive branches running down the length of long reception tables, decorating the getaway car with a couple of garland swags, forming a ceremony backdrop out of multiple greenery garlands—the possibilities are endless.
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And while adding fresh greens is also a lovely way to decorate your wedding cake, we think it's really cool when your cake designer actually forms the greens from sugar. Your guests will swear they're real and are guaranteed to do a double-take once they realize the embellishments are actually edible.
Whether you add a full garland of sugar greenery that wraps around the entire wedding cake, or simply embellish some cake tiers with a few sprigs, sugar greenery adds a touch of elegance and romance to your dessert. You could even ask your cake designer to match your ceremony arrangements or reception centerpieces for a totally cohesive look. Looking for ideas on how to decorate just right? Get inspired to use sugar greenery on your wedding cake by this collection of some of our favorite confections.
Soft Pastels
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Photo by Kim James Photography; Cake by Melissa Campbell Cakes |
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Gilded Tier
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Photo by Amalie Orrange Photography; Cake by The Sugar Suite |
Grey Gardens
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Photo by Krista A. Jones Photography; Cake by Catherine George Cakes |
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Greenery Swags
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Photo by Johnny Miller |
Romantic Garden
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Photo by Krista Fox; Cake by Sweet Regards Cakes |
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Spray of Greenery
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Photo by Reverie Supply |