{How-to}: Rosette Swirl
10
Aug
2011
Can I ever have celebrities or multi-billion dollar real estate pioneer wedding cake on my wedding? Maybe if I hit lottery tonight. Or else, I just have to find an alternative to have the celebrity ‘look alike’ cake. Picture below is my all time favorite cake. I love the simplicity yet elegance it has. It is a Donald Trump and Melania wedding cake.
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| Donald Trump’s wedding cake |
Here is Donald Trump’s Wedding Cake fun fact:
“The orange Grand Marnier chiffon wedding cake was five-foot-high, seven-tiered, 200 pounds, 32 inches in diameter, covered with approximately 3,000 white icing roses, and filled with Grand Marnier butter cream. It did not have the traditional bride and groom on top. Wedding guests each received an individual cake about the size of a cupcake. Looking like the top tier, the individual cakes were chocolate sponge cakes, filled with chocolate truffle, and decorated with one rose on top.”
WOW. It probably takes me 40 hours to make 3000 good quality icing roses. And another 2 full days transferring the roses onto the cake. How much does the cake cost? Easily $ 4 digits $. Now back to the first question, Can I ever have this kind of cake on my wedding?
Worry not my fella ! Check out this Preston Bailey DIY Inspired cake.
Rosette swirl is much faster to make and in a bunch it resembles roses, don’t you agree?
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| Preston Bailey DIY cake |
See how other creative baker use the swirls. I would’ve never thought of using these swirls on little girls cake, but Lorie did it just lovely.
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| Credit to: Lorieintuscon’s flicker photostream |
This one is nice as well. I love the silver pearl the baker put on each rosette.
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| Credit to: Dapur Deana |
Another extravagant cake,
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| Credit to: Heavenlybitecakes |
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| Credit to: Jackies-Creations |
Want to know how to create the Rosette cake? Click HERE.
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