Made By Hand Cakes

Our wedding cakes typically start at $5 per serving, and the final price will depend on the complexity of the design and the type of ingredients used. To secure your wedding cake order, we require a $50 deposit to save the date. The full invoice should be paid 30 days before the event to ensure that everything is ready and perfect for your special day. We believe that every couple deserves a beautiful and delicious wedding cake, and we work closely with our clients to create a cake that meets their needs and exceeds their expectations. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for a consultation and quote to start planning your dream wedding cake!

It's always best to order your wedding cake as soon as you have your wedding date set. We recommend ordering your cake at least three to six months in advance, or even earlier if you have a specific design in mind or if your wedding is during a busy season. This will give you ample time to discuss your ideas with us, schedule a tasting, and finalize the details of your cake. Keep in mind that some popular dates may book up quickly, so it's best to secure your order early to avoid disappointment.

Here are some of the most popular flavors among our clients: Vanilla sponge with vanilla cream and strawberry jam Chocolate sponge with chocolate mousse Red velvet with cream cheese filling Vanilla sponge with lemon cream and blueberry jam Chocolate sponge with cookie n' cream filling

Determining the size of your wedding cake depends on several factors, such as the number of guests, the style of the cake, and whether or not you plan to serve other desserts or sweets. As a general rule, a two-tiered cake can serve up to 50 guests, a three-tiered cake can serve up to 100 guests, and a four-tiered cake can serve up to 150 guests. However, this can vary depending on the size of each tier and the way the cake is cut. The size of the serving also depends on the number of layers and the height of the cake. A taller cake will typically serve more guests with smaller slices than a shorter cake. So, keep this in mind when deciding on the size and number of tiers for your wedding cake. Additionally, another option to consider is having multiple cakes instead of one large cake. This can be a great option to add variety to your dessert table, and it can also create a stunning display. You can choose different flavors, designs, and sizes to cater to different tastes and preferences. If you plan to serve other desserts or sweets, you may not need a cake as large as if you were solely relying on the cake to serve all of your guests. Ultimately, the size and style of your wedding cake should reflect your personal style, taste, and budget.

Choosing the design for your wedding cake is a highly personal decision and should reflect your style, personality, and the overall theme of your wedding. Some couples opt for a classic look with a simple, elegant design, while others prefer a more elaborate or whimsical style. Consider the overall aesthetic of your wedding, such as the color scheme, flowers, and decorations, and use these elements as inspiration for your cake design. You may also want to incorporate your favorite hobbies or interests, or incorporate meaningful elements such as a monogram or family heirloom. It's also important to consider the season and location of your wedding when choosing your cake design. For example, if you're having a spring wedding, fresh flowers are a popular choice for decorating your cake. In the summer, semi-naked cakes with greenery accents are on trend. For fall weddings, dried flowers and earthy tones are often used in cake designs. And in the winter, minimalist and modern cakes with unique shapes are popular. Additionally, you should consider the overall background and theme of your wedding. If you're getting married in the mountains, you could use the natural scenery as inspiration for your cake design. Or if you're having a boho-themed wedding, incorporating elements like feathers, macrame, or dreamcatchers into your cake could be a fun way to tie everything together. Ultimately, your cake should not only taste delicious but also complement the overall style and vibe of your wedding. Be sure to bring along any inspiration or ideas you have to help them create a cake that perfectly suits your tastes and preferences. And remember, the most important thing is that you choose a design that you love and will make your wedding day even more special.