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Lime Green Wedding Cake with Fresh Flowers

Lime Green Wedding Cake with Fresh Flowers

Lime Green Wedding Cake with Fresh Flowers

Just wanted to share a picture of my daughter's wedding cake. I really was concerned about the lime-green color, but it turned out very pretty. The live flowers made it beautiful and super easy.

By Mona from Lumberton, MS

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By Pam (Guest Post) 12/31/2008

My friend is making a wedding cake like yours and is needing to know what color did you use to make the lime green icing? Is it a paste or what?

By liz (Guest Post) 12/28/2008

Aren't there some concerns regarding the use of fresh flowers on food, especially when I think I read that they came from Wal-mart? Coming from Wal-mart would most definitely mean that they didn't get them from an organic supplier, thus the likelihood of them having been treated with pesticides and/or other hazardous chemicals is almost a certainty and unlike vegatables, one would not be able to wash the blooms of the flowers. Just seems sort of risky to me.

By Jenna (Guest Post) 07/23/2008

Wow this is the wedding cake I want when I get married. I want both those colours and now this will be the perfect cake. How many people does the cake serve?

By Andrea (Guest Post) 12/04/2007

Hello I just need to Know How many will that cake feed and how much will someone expect to pay.

By (Guest Post) 11/26/2007

I have been away from my computer for a couple months now. Thanks for all the feedback. The icing is buttercream. My sister decorated the cake. She is talented. She used to do it for the public, but it just takes so much time & she hated to charge what it is worth. I baked the cake to save her time since she & her husband are in business for themselves (tractor sales). I bought the pans @ Michaels which sells all sorts of hobby items (like Hobby Lobby). I bought the fresh flowers @ Walmart. I bought them the morning of the wedding & kept them in the refrig. @ the reception hall. When my sister brought the decorated cake, she placed the flowers on. She puts clear wrap around the stems to protect the cake from any thing getting mixed in with the icing. Thanks again for all the input! I love this website. Wish I had more time to enjoy it.

Mona

By Elayna (Guest Post) 09/18/2007

Oh my goodness, this is the cutest wedding cake I'd ever seen. The roses accentuate the color of the cake nicely. It's just as well too; the colors of my wedding are most likely to be green and pink! I hope you don't mind if I use your adorably cute idea! But since I might have more family members at my wedding (my family is insanely huge, we have close to 1500 people) I may need to make several of these cakes and maybe in different colors! You see, I plan on having a completely non-traditional wedding. I'll be wearing a wedding kimono (they are beautiful, you simply must google one, if you have the time) and of course, the colors are most likely to be green, pink, and white. That cake fits in perfectly, and is just too cute. I'm a college student right now, but it's never too early to plan your wedding, right?
Elayna in Ypsilanti

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07/09/2007

I watch "Ace of Cakes" on satellite tv, I sit in awe just watching them make these wonderful cakes. I love the lime green color. I have to admit, I've never seen a cake this color, it's not bad. I admire you daughter for 'taking the leap' & choosing this color for the cake. Best of Luck on their marriage!! Thanks for sharing the photo!!

By Anita (Guest Post) 07/02/2007

Wow I love it. What did you use for icing? and where can I find baking pans that size for the larger bottom layer?

By Connie (Guest Post) 07/01/2007

Any suggestions on where to purchase fresh flowers if you're a city dweller? Can you get them in regular flower shops?--I understand a lot of flowers sold in shops are sprayed with chemicals.

By Lynda (Guest Post) 06/30/2007

Is this iced with Marzapan? I've never used it and have seen a CoOp mom decorating her cakes with it, saying she used to work in a bakery. It's smoothe and lovely. How does it slice? Forty five year ago I had my wedding cake with fresh flowers on it, too.
It saves a LOT of time and isn't any harder to remove than decorations of ANY kind, looks great!

Congrats! God bless you. : )

By AzDana (Guest Post) 06/30/2007

Wow, I am amazed at how pretty it is. I didn't think lime green would look good, but yours is one of the best looking wedding cakes I've ever seen!

By Paula (Guest Post) 06/29/2007

Love it!! That is one original wedding cake.

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06/29/2007

That is really beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us!

God Bless,
Sheila in Titusville, FL

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06/29/2007

AWESOME

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