Fall Wedding Cakes

Fall is the season of ripe fruit, juicy pumpkins, bright leaves, and beautiful weddings. It’s truly amazing in what ways the last notion can incorporate the first three ones.

Fall wedding cakes always dominate the heavily laden tables. While it is possible to order a more or less traditional cake with bride & groom figurines, petite limos and any other symbol of a new marriage, many newlyweds nowadays prefer decorating their treats with seasonal beauty. Magnificent and varied images of fall wedding cakes will definitely fill your heart with inspiration; go ahead and check what’s in trend this very fall.


Red and Orange

The symbolic nature of colors alone can make any treat look autumnal. Take red, orange, brown, brick-red, yellow, and golden hues, and spread them all over the small yummy cakes that make up the larger confection. Fall wedding cake toppers vary to a significant degree: if you dislike using traditional leaves and cones, you might approve of little owls or even sweet October pumpkins. Taking into consideration the color spectrum, you can decorate the cake with apples or pears which should be correspondingly red and yellow (not green, because it’s the color of spring and summer). Practically all wedding cake ideas for fall comprise classic seasonal colorings.


What’s the Filling?

While there is no such thing as traditional fillings for seasonal cakes, it would still be splendid to make use of fresh and ripe fruit and berries. What kinds are available in fall? The abovementioned apples and pears will do, but some natural treats offer more unusual tastes and therefore make up more exquisite fillings. The best fall wedding cake ideas often comprise these:
• blueberries;
• sea buckthorn;
• cowberries (rock cranberries);
• fig;
• quince;
• grapes;
• persimmon;
• nuts of all kinds;
• honey.

No doubt, seasonal fruit and berries also look spectacular when put onto the cake as toppers. They can be simply laden on display, or arranged in artistic heaps, or made to peek out from edible “wooden” barrels. If you are fond of chocolate wedding cakes, though, you might prefer absolutely different decorations.

More Individuality

It is relatively easy to copy a nice idea if you’ve witnessed it personally or have seen online. But what if it’s originality you’re after? Try creating individual toppers with red or orange flowers, barren trees, mushrooms, grape vines, birds’ nests, hazelnuts, red butterflies, or golden ornaments. Oftentimes simple and cheap wedding cake ideas prove to be the best of all possible decorations.