Welcome and congratulations on your engagement!

Your wedding cake will be the most important cake you are likely to have in your life, so let Cakes 4 Fun help to make all those cake related decisions for your big day a pleasure!

Our cakes are designed individually to suit each bride's specific requirements so whether you are considering something classic or contemporary, cupcake towers or something fun, our wedding cakes are sure to thrill!

Choose from brandied rich traditional English fruitcake, topped with marzipan and soft fondant icing, or light lemon sponge cupcakes with tangy citrus icing and handcrafted sugar flowers. Let your taste buds go wild with carrot, banana or yummy chocolate!

Click here to find some of the points you will need to consider when thinking about choosing and ordering your wedding cake.

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Wedding cakes are often ordered a year in advance so remember to book early!

Ideally you will need to order a minimum of 12-16 weeks prior to your wedding date, particularly for the busy summer months to ensure that Cakes 4 Fun can schedule adequate time to create your cake. This allows us to book you into our baking schedule and to design and create all the exquisite sugar flowers and decorations that may be required . Contact us to discuss the possibility of a shorter timescale if required.

The portions, shape, look and style of cake will all be influenced by the budget that you have set yourself. Carolyn can work from your budget to help you look at all the options and come up with the ideal creation to suit your requirements.

For your free personal quote please call 020 8785 9039

A one third deposit is required at the time of booking and final payment is required one week prior to the wedding day.

Once you have decided on the number of guests at your reception, Carolyn can guide you as to the size of the cake you will require to feed this number. You will need to decide if 'coffee' slices or 'desert' slices will be served as this will affect the size of the cake. Some brides choose to have additional 'side cakes' which are used to feed their guests, enabling them to keep a layer for a future christening!

Click here for a size and price guide

Fewer cakes are now created from traditional fruit cake, so let your taste buds go wild! Carrot, banana, lemon, chocolate, almond and vanilla are just a few of the mouth watering flavours to choose from. Fillings can be created to contrast or compliment the taste and texture of your cake, or why not have different flavoured layers?

Classic or contemporary - the shape will need to fit in with the style and theme of the day and you will need to bear in mind that the portions cut from unusual shapes will differ from a more classic shape.

You may consider running with a chosen colour, motif or theme to individualise your wedding and this can be incorporated into the cake design. Swatches or fabric, examples of fresh flowers or a chosen shape such as a heart theme can all be faithfully matched within your cake.

In the excitement of choosing the cake - don't forget the cake table! You will need to instruct your reception organiser to set aside a table and will need to arrange the dressing - a swath of tulle or scattered fresh or sugar rose petals will really show off your cake and enhance the photo opportunity! Why not create a smaller decoration of sugar flowers to attach to your cake knife to match those on the main cake!

We offer the following choice of delivery services:

Collection
Each cake is presented on an iced and ribboned cake board and is boxed individually for collection. We will have already discussed stands and presentation and can provide details instructions on how to assemble your cake in situ.

Delivery and set up at reception venue
If you would like us to deliver your cake and ensure that it is correctly set up and make any last minute adjustments, we can arrange for a cake designer to personally deliver and assemble your cake. There is a charge for this service which is calculated on the distance traveled and the time spent on assembling your cake.

Click here for a list of frequently asked questions ....