Less is more! That seems to be the mantra of many couples these days, who are opting for simple and oh so pretty, one tier wedding cakes for their celebration.
It is really interesting to see the shift in movement from the traditional, towering wedding cake, to deconstructed layers displayed at varying heights, pared right down to the modern, single layer cake decked out with flowers, fruit or a unique topper or with enough embellishment to require no other decor at all! The result is a soft and pretty minimalism that I can’t help but adore.
There has been a lot of talk in the wedding world about seeing a return to ballroom elegance and grandeur this year. Despite that, I believe that the understated elegance of the one tier cake will remain popular. What do you think?
Cake by Erin Kanagy via Style me Pretty {Landon Jacob Photography}
Cake by Luscious Layers Bakery via Elizabeth Anne Designs {Kina Wicks Photography}
Cake by Skiff’s Cakes via Style Me Pretty {Love Light Images}
Cake via Elizabeth Anne Designs {Julie Kay Kelly Photography}
Cake and Photography by Brushfire Photography via Grey Likes Weddings
Cake by MariaVCreative via Ruffled {Vitalic Photo}
Cake by Maggie Austin Cake
Cake by Vanilla Bake Shop via Ruffled {Alders Photography}
Cake by ConnieCupcake Luxury Cakes
Cake via One Fab Day {Brosnan Photographic}
Cake by Maggie Austin Cake via Ritzy Bee Blog
Cake by April Epps via 100 Layer Cake {Odalys Mendez Fine Art Photography}
Cake by Love Inspires Change {Lani Elias Fine Art Photography}
Cake by Sweet Bloom Cakes via Sweet Style {Leanne Ambrogio for Sweet Style}
Cake by Flourgirl Patissier via The McCartneys Fine Art Photography
Cake and Photography by Roost
Cake by Lael Cakes via Style Unveiled {Jen Huang Photography}
Cake via 100 Layer Cake {Kurt Boomer Fine Art Photography}
Cake by Jenna Smith of Revel Events via Style Me Pretty {Gucio Photography}
Cake by Eat Cake via Wedding Chicks {White Loft Studio}
