The Chilli Cake Behind Lulah & Rich’s Ibiza Wedding
How a playful idea from a creative DJ couple became one of our most memorable wedding cakes Featured in British Vogue I have a habit of thinking everything is going to be easy. A client…
How a playful idea from a creative DJ couple became one of our most memorable wedding cakes Featured in British Vogue I have a habit of thinking everything is going to be easy. A client…
Behind the design of Harris Reed’s 30th birthday cake at The Standard Ibiza — on translating a fashion designer’s visual language into something edible and theatrical.
Is the era of artisanal wedding cakes ending? An honest analysis of the shifting wedding cake industry, from the hidden costs of 2026 trends to the ‘Amazon Effect’ on craft. Discover why top couture designers are choosing a ‘Great Graduation’ over unsustainable production models.
Step into a botanic wedding story in Ibiza. Featuring a curated blend of raw textures, fluid botanic lines through a raw and soulful lens. This collection offers fresh inspiration for couples seeking a wedding aesthetic that is both unpretentious and deeply artistic.
What if your wedding cake followed the design language of your wedding dress?
A fresh, intuitive way to create a personal cake design without starting from zero.
How BRIDES Magazine’s Color of the Year 2026, Island Citrus, can be reinterpreted through a black-tie lens. A cake designer’s perspective on translating color trends into real wedding design.
A cake designer’s perspective on 2026 wedding cake trends — and why atmosphere, presentation, and overall mood now shape how cakes are designed and chosen.
As 2026 Cake Trends move toward expressive textures and nostalgic charm, Kiss That Cake blends contemporary piping with vintage borders, sculptural shapes, and vivid berry tones. The result is a modern-vintage cake style that photographs beautifully and feels instantly celebratory.
What really happens when edible art enters an exhibition?
This first-person story follows the opening of PICNIC at Fundación La Nave Salinas — a world where color, movement, humor, and food all speak the same dialect.
How a series of cakes, sculptural details and hand-made elements became an edible interpretation of Pedro Pedro’s painted world for the exhibition PICNIC at La Nave Salinas.