
I absolutely adored how this cake came out. I usually hate my cakes, I usually look at every angle telling myself that I'm not a decorator. The trouble with cake decorating is that, not unlike writing, the only real way to get better at it is to just keep doing it. Lucky for me rosette cakes are in high demand.
A few years ago I wrote about red velvet wedding cakes on my old, very neglected, pastry blog. I admitted to rolling my eyes when people ordered red velvet wedding cakes because at the time it was all anyone wanted. Having now worked in the wedding industry for a brief period time I can see that is just how it is. Wedding trends come, and the come full force. Now the it color for weddings, at least in my area, seems to be petal/blush pink. It's lovely, it's soft and easily adds a splash of color to vintage or rustic weddings.
All that being said, I love this cake. I really didn't stress about it as much I usually do because I knew I was making it for an incredible human being on a very big day of his life. Hopefully it will survive the drive to his out of state wedding. This cake has inspired me to work on more challenging cakes. Sometimes I wish I had the resources to just make and decorate cakes as I pleased, but sadly ingredients cost money.
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