Posted on January 30, 2010.
You want a wedding cake for Christmas? There is something magical about getting married at Christmas. Perhaps everyone is already a gay marriage and brings a little more cheerful. Not only is it the season of giving, but it is also the season to eat, so there is cake!
Linking to a Christmas cake is as simple as sticking a bow on a gift. Take a cue from the cold weather and a cake with mint ice cream topped with a layer of creamy fudge and decorated with miniature candy canes. Another tradition of Christmas fruitcake,! Although the fruit cake often has a bad reputation, it is a liquor soaked cake with candied fruit and chopped nuts, does not sound too bad more. Perhaps you or your spouse have a special holiday dessert that your family has been in the service of the year, whether personal or cultural tradition, your wedding Christmas is the perfect time to share a gift with your friends. What is Christmas without red and green? Icing can be tinted with the colors or you can have some sugar holly berries and ivy to decorate your cake.
For a real Christmas feel to have a square cake decorated at several levels as a pile of gifts or individual petit fours decorated as a gift for each of your guests. A gingerbread house would be a topic of conversation for sure! It's fun, unexpected, and reminded all of Christmas.
If you are looking for a sophisticated Christmas cake, think dark chocolate cake with chocolate filling and ice with silver and gold accents, dark midnight blue, ivory or burgundy. All these colors link in your theme beautifully.
It is so easy to go overboard with the holiday theme, and you can simply add a touch of Christmas to your design. Choose one or two of your favorite symbols of the celebration: the holly, reindeer, angels, or the North Star, and they can focus on a simple traditional cake. You can have them as ornaments or even as a cake topper. Whatever you choose, your wedding cake will be a new way to start the holiday season!
