Trimmed in gold, Elizebeth and Adam’s cake was inspired by many architectural details of the Art Deco style. While many think only of the grand geometric shapes the design style is famous for, much of Art Deco is inspired by natural, organic elements, so it was important for us to showcase that side of the style contrasted alongside the bold geometric shapes.

For this wedding we had the opportunity to create a complete installation and mass environment to coordinate around the cake and desserts. By utilizing a historic touch here with a little contemporary touch there, we kept the organic meets geometric feel throughout the tent itself. Complete with decadent champagne fabric draped ceilings, a brilliantly lit and wired chandelier, custom made linens, a sprawling live boxwood wall, a warm candle display, and an overabundance of fresh floral arrangements (all coordinated and executed in-house), the stage was set for the massive sugar flower cake that was placed within it. With gold leaf macarons with pipettes filled with a mixture of Veuve Clicquot Brut and Framboise Raspberry Liqueur, tiramisu macarons filled with a mascarpone, cream cheese, liqueur, and espresso filling (a specialty made for the groom), over one-hundred white chocolate mousse cups complete with gilded raspberries, and teal white chocolate pyramids crowned with gold leaf, the dessert tent was truly a display capable of pleasing the inhabitants of East Egg and West Egg alike.

This wedding was posted to the Mischief Maker Cakes Blog in three parts since it was hard to show in one post! :

Cake:

http://mischiefmakercakes.tumblr.com/post/133391403589/the-centerpiece-to-this-event-was-the-sugar-flower

Dessert Tent Part One:

http://mischiefmakercakes.tumblr.com/post/133399382724/there-are-too-many-details-to-show

Dessert Tent Part Two:

http://mischiefmakercakes.tumblr.com/post/133421134736/the-final-round-of-images-from-elizebeths-opulent

Video (Cake is at 2:28 )

https://vimeo.com/152137454