Wedding Forums/ Weddings Zone Ireland

by **Fgirl** » Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:42 am

I am surprised this hasn't been brought up all ready.. What sort of cakes is everyone thinking of?? I want to get a biscuit type cake, they are absolutly fab... Not sure about the style yet.. but I know I want something a bit different

by **Dee** » Tue Oct 12, 2010 10:40 am

We are thinkin of a three tier cake...1 biscuit 1 fruit and 1 maderia...I love biscuit too

....tasted one at a wedding fair lately and it had maltesers n marshmallow in it....absolutely devine....only thing ya wouldnt eat too much of it :oops:

by **Fgirl** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:25 pm

Oh that sounds like a great idea... having all different types.. I think I'll be sticking to the biscuit but it rally is a great idea

by **grogmg** » Mon Oct 18, 2010 4:00 pm

Id love a 3 or 4 layered cake with biscuit, madera, chocolate and fruit, though Im a bit of a chocolate cake fan and not everyone else is so might end up leaving that out! But haven really priced cakes at all yet, though was looking at different cakes on the net and a bit at the wedding & honeymoon show and the ones I like tend to be around 600-800 euro!!!!

by **Dee** » Wed Oct 20, 2010 10:46 am

Cakes can be very expensive...I would love to find someone near me that makes cakes at home and pay them....There is an awful hike in the shops with the prices of cakes....

Did anyone look at the cakes in M&S...

I think they are a good idea if you dont want to spend big money on one and they look stunning too....

by **grogmg** » Mon Nov 01, 2010 12:26 pm

http://www.flyingbabycakecompany.com

Im friends with this company on fb and just though of them if you's wanted to give them a call about you cakes!!! They do cupcakes and you could also get a small cake to cut! They are based in Meath but looks like they will travel most places!

by **Dee** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 12:38 pm

Cheers grogmg

I sent them an email so jus waitin on the reply...fingers crossed

by **grogmg** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 12:29 am

Let me know how you get on, Im interested in their gluten free cakes as h2b mam is a coelac and would love to give her a cake. H2b sis got a small cake for mob and mog at her wedding they were lovely and I though were such a lovely idea. They were sitting bside the main wedding cake so everyone saw them aswell!

by **Dee** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 10:58 pm

Still waitin on a reply from dem but I got a lady in athlone to do one for us

...She s so helpful n enthuastic about ideas...

by **grogmg** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 12:17 pm

Ah thats good, because im in Donegal im kinda stuck with people for cakes as dont want them to travel too far with the cake, but also dont want to be charged a fortune for delivery either. Im guna try a few bakers in the north aswell as leitrim and sligo, looking at ideas at the min so that when I go to them with my idea I will know if they can do it for me or not and then get different quotes.

Im thinking of looking for a baker this time next year, is that too early to start looking?