The use of fondant for cake decorating is an art that is actually hundreds of years old. Also known in Europe as 'sugar paste', this sweet variation of marzipan icing was often used in decorating wedding cakes during the Renaissance due to its unique texture and flexibility to be rolled, stamped and cut. And as we all know now, fondant has more possibilities than any 16th century baker every dreamed. One of those possibilities has become one of the most elegant and versatile of designs ever to grace a cake of any type - and most especially an elaborate wedding centerpiece. The Swag.At once both dramatic and simple, fondant swags can create a mood all

 There's absolutely more than one way to think of wedding "bands" - on your finger, for your reception - or as a lovely accent for a fantastic wedding cake. "Bands" of satin ribbons or fondant, even crystals - are often used to create visions of loveliness that coordinate with your selected wedding colors - or just plain make a statement of beauty and elegance.They can be the solo stars of a confection - or adorned with hand-piping, intricate scrollwork, clutches of blooms made of sugar or fresh flowers, scatterings of gems or pearls - they can play towards a selected cake-topper couple, or stand alone. As the following display makes all too clear:Dress it up

 Wedding Cake Blues. It sounds like an old jazz song, but in this case, we're talking about the literal "cake" itself. You know the saying, "

Having the opportunity to design, bake and create wedding cakes for the happiest day of a couple's new life together is a gift - for us. Using our talents and artistry to provide this most important element of a wedding reception, whether for traditional or sophisticated cakes - or stylish and charming cakes - well, let's just say there's a reason we chose this profession.And for those times when we get to connect with a bride and groom that have a sense of humor or a flair for the unusual - getting to be part of designing something fun and whimsical, it can be just plain fun - as you can see . . .As

 As professional cake artists, we work with colors. Bright colors - bold colors - pastels and jewels. But we have to admit to a certain fondness for designing wedding cakes using a classic black and white color scheme. It's sophisticated and timeless, and lends itself well to affairs of all styles. Whether your wedding plans are scaled around traditional, casual, glamorous or virtually any other theme - the chances are that there is a perfect black and white cake design just waiting to adorn your event. There's just something about this color scheme that brings an air of sophistication to a wedding (even if you're a whimsical bride!).As you can see, it doesn't matter if