If I could undo one aspect of my wedding and take photos all over again, I'd have an unfrosted wedding cake.
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I just love the look of the browned white cake edges with frosting peeking out, and dusted with powdered sugar.
I love this idea so much that I have a birthday cake idea for Jeremy this year that will likely look similar to this.
How do you like the cake above with the jam sticking out? This would be a great way to incorporate a wedding color, just pick a jam that goes along with your theme.
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This Momofuku Milk Bar cake from Real Simple is definitely interesting. Even though it is a naked cake, it has it's edges smoothed over to give the icing a more polished look. Granted the sprinkle cake colors aren't my thing, but it could easily fit into a outdoor, vintage-y, hip wedding.
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I love that this cake incorporates what I like from the Momofuku cake with the polished edges, but adds in the pearl bead piping with a pretty floral topper for a great traditional look.
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I love this chocolate cake! If I were to use this as a grooms cake I wouldn't necessarily put flowers on it, but berries would look beautiful and not make the cake overly feminine.
Girly-ness seemed to be something Jeremy battled against at our wedding. His cake wasn't girly and large, and it certainly wasn't a dead animal or sports cake, but he did get his say in on a few wedding aspects.
Lastly, I leave you with this pretty naked cake that would be great for a fall wedding.
This apple cake really makes me think a peach one for a spring/summer north Louisiana wedding would be divine. I say north LA simply because of Ruston's Peach Festival.
But seriously, this cake, gorgeous!
What do y'all this of this naked wedding cake trend?
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