Deckle edges<\/p>\n
This type of cake is intentionally left a little rough around the edges, and the result is undeniably sweet. Deckle edge cakes give the illusion of ruffles (or even flower petals) encircling your cake, making this trend a fabulous choice for a romantic or classic wedding theme. The term “deckle” is actually borrowed from stationery\u2014you’ve probably seen wedding invitation suites and escort cards with torn or raw edges that create a vintage, antique look. Go all out with this wedding cake trend by opting for multiple layers of deckle edges (add gold detailing for an ultra-glam look), or take a more minimalistic approach by choosing a smooth fondant cake accented with one deckle edged tier.<\/p>\n
Edible flowers<\/p>\n
Edible flowers (yes, really!) are on track to be a major wedding cake trend in 2020. We’ve seen couples accent their wedding cakes with elaborate cascading flowers, fresh greenery, and floral cake toppers, but this trend is a totally unexpected way to incorporate botanical elements into your dessert tables. It’s also highly sustainable, since you won’t be tossing the flowers into the trash after cutting the cake. The idea of edible flowers can be traced back to the Victorian era, when fresh blooms were often used to garnish desserts and other meals. Pansies, carnations, marigolds, violets, and even some types of roses are all edible\u2014who knew? Try using individual petals from these flowers, rather than the whole flowers themselves, to decorate a buttercream cake and make it easier for your guests to get on board with the idea.<\/p>\n
Tile prints<\/p>\n
From terrazzo to chinoiserie and Moroccan-inspired patterns, tile prints are one of the boldest wedding cake trends for 2020. Couples who want to make a statement with their wedding cake will love this trend, especially since it goes well with other eye-catching elements, like metallic foils, bright colors, and geometric accents. Already have a tile design you love? Using edible ink and special printing technology, some wedding cake bakers can create an exact replica of the pattern. Others will achieve the look by hand-piping or painting designs onto fondant icing. Our tip? Look around your wedding venue to see if you can spot any cool tile details to use as inspiration.<\/p>\n
Impressionist details<\/p>\n
If you love the works of Impressionist artists like Claude Monet, Henri Matisse, and Edgar Degas, this is the wedding cake trend for you. Abstract painterly details (think of a painter’s palette) will be one of the prettiest ways to decorate your wedding cake in 2020, whether you choose soft brushstrokes, delicate florals, or whimsical swirling patterns. The end result is, unsurprisingly, a one-of-a-kind work of art.<\/p>\n
Alternative cakes<\/p>\n
Wedding cake not your thing? No problem! If you’re not a fan of traditional cake, there are still plenty of other options for your dessert table. One of them is alternative wedding cakes\u2014think crepe stacks, pancake stacks, donut towers, cheese wheel cakes, macaron cakes…the list goes on. This option gives you the same wow factor that you’d have with a wedding cake (plus the photo op of slicing into something, if that’s on your list!), but it also gives you the freedom to serve a dessert that you truly love.<\/p>\n
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