Bride and Groom Pops

these adorable little bride and grooms are actually cake pops! They are decorated with white and milk chocolate and taste just as good as they look!

Bridal Beauties

Momma Confectionista created these gorgeous gems while in the mood to do some dress-making the other day. They are all so pretty, it's hard to pick a favorite!

Let Them Eat Cake! (or maybe just a cookie that looks like one)

The Confectionistas have been hard at work lately on some lovely wedding treats. A friend of ours is getting married and wanted to provide her guests with the very best favors money can buy--cookies! The Confectionistas whipped up 200 of these babies and decorated them all by hand. They turned out so cute and we couldn't be prouder!

One Last Fling Before The Ring!

If you want to throw a great bridal shower or bachelorette party, you've got to have cake! here are some of the pretty and provocative cakes we've made for bridal parties:


One of our more popular cakes has been the bachelorette corset--they're fun and can be made in a variety of designs! They can also be made out of cake or rice krispies treats for those ladies who are watching their waistline pre-wedding.

These corsets both feature cornelli lace over fondant with fondant accents.

This little number is made of rice krispies treats and covered in fondant with fondant accents. It was made to look like the lingerie given to the bride at her shower.

Something different for an engagement party or a bachelorette party is the zebra motif. You can serve a regular cake or have some cute cupcakes ready for single servings on your final night of singlehood!

This lovely creation is perfect for a bridal shower and can be done in the wedding colors--the blue here is very striking, but this would look good with any hue in the background!

This sweet umbrella really captures the meaning of a bridal "shower"--and would be beautiful with any color of flowers. It's sweet in more ways than one!

Of course we have something for the bachelors too! This was a much tastier version of one groom's favorite frosty libation--and it was ok to drive after eating!

For those bachelors who have a close relationship with Gentleman Jack, we can also do an edible version of his favorite spirit!

It's Wedding Season!

Hello Everyone!

The Confectionistas have been hard at work making tasty wedding creations for our friends! Here's a sample of some of the delicious offerings we've created recently:

This is a favorite of brides everywhere--square stacked layers with ribbon and silk flowers. The cake is iced in buttercream and has buttercream piping with non pareil silver beads.

These bride and groom cookies have been really popular as well! We have done three different styles--the heart shape and wedding cake shape you see above, and the full size bride and groom at right. They are great for rehearsal dinner favors, reception favors, or for your bridal luncheons and showers!

Round cakes with ribbon and flowers are also very popular--here are a couple of styles we have done. The flowers on this copper and sage green accented cake are made of sugar, but real or silk flowers look pretty as well. The pattern and the beading is all done in buttercream.

This cake is a fun and whimsical version of your traditional 3 tiered round cake. It has feather plumes as part of the topper, and the ribbons around each layer. The scrollwork and icing is all done in buttercream. It also looks great in silver and black or hot pink and black!

White flowers and pearls always make an elegant presentation--this cake is iced in buttercream and accented with pearl nonpareils and fresh flowers. Gorgeous!

For brides who want something a little different and unique for their reception or luncheon, these little monogrammed cupcakes are adorable and delicious! The cupcake wrappers come in all different styles and make a very elegant presentation when styled on a tiered stand or grouped together on a table.

It's a little tough to see this cookie cake, but it's been a big hit for bridal favors as well. It's three sizes of sugar cookies iced with rolled buttercream and then stacked in a tier to resemble a wedding cake. It's a taste of heaven in a tiny package!

Lest we forget the handsome groom--we've made all kinds of crazy groom cakes. This is your basic tuxedo iced with buttercream with fondant accents. Don't take too big of a slice, the black icing doesn't make your teeth look very pretty for your pictures! :)

Of course what would a Tennessee wedding be without a TN football cake? This is a birthday cake but several brides have inquired about doing a TN themed groom's cake. This a really spirited way to show your Volunteer pride and your love for your new husband!

And then sometimes there are those grooms who don't know better and root for Bama...

For all those Steel Magnolias fans out there, this is a "bleeding armadillo" cake. The inside is red velvet so that when you cut into the armadillo, he looks like he is bleeding. It's an interesting way to celebrate your special day just like Ouisa Boudreaux!