Lace doesn't just belong on wedding
dresses or tea-cake doilies. More and more brides are choosing lacy
wedding cake designs, whether it's lace piping, fondant appliques, or
even edible lace sheets. The results look almost too dainty to cut into.
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Edible Lace
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| Photo by bobbi+mike via Style Me Pretty |
No, that's not real (fabric) lace; the baker applied edible lace sheets made of sugar directly to the cake.
Different Lace Patterns
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| Photo by Magnus Bogucki via Style Me Pretty |
Each captivating tier features a different lace pattern.
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Swiss-Dot Lace
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| Photo by Jose Villa Photography via Style Me Pretty |
Though the cake is all white, the swiss-dot lace adds textural interest.
Lacy Fondant
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Photo by Sargeant Creative via Style Me Pretty
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For this rustic Californian wedding, antique lace inspired the cake.
[post_ads_2]Crochet Lace
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Photo by Abby Rose Photo via Style Me Pretty
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The bottom gray tier has a crochet-like lace piping and fondant decoration to balance the color contrast.
Lace Icing
A plain tier, dotted tier, and lace tier make you want to eye this cake up and down.
[post_ads_2]Lace Appliques
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Photo by Ashley Garmon Photographers via Style Me Pretty
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The fondant flowers are like lace appliques on the pastel yellow cake.
Lace Border
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Photo by Christina Carroll Photography via Style Me Pretty
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For a refined and timeless cake design, consider a pearl and lace border on each tier.
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Lace Hat
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Photo by Harwell Photography via Style Me Pretty
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The lace and ribbon on this cake resemble a bunch of hats stacked on top of each other.
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Swiss-Dot Lace
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Photo by Hailey Tash Photography via Style Me Pretty
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The beige icing contrasts slightly against the white swiss-dot lace icing.
