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A Shooter Cake: With or without alcohol. Awesome.

Photo Credit: Found online via Weddings in North Carolina
Words: Meagan Karstens
A Doughnut Cake: Or keep it local and make yours a koeksister cake.

Photo Credit: Elyse Hall Photography via Style Me Pretty
Words: Meagan Karstens
Lollipop Cake LOVE LOVE LOVE! These are basically balls of cake (think ‘pops’ of red velvet, death by chocolate...you can choose your favourite!) covered in your choice of coating.
Photo Credit: Sweet Lauren Cakes Sweet Lauren Cakes via Chic Vintage Brides
Words: Meagan Karstens
A Macaron Tree: How innovative! And the best part? Because macarons can be made in literally ANY colour, you can easily work into your décor. Winning!

Photo Credit: Julia Franzosa Photography via Style Me Pretty
Words: Meagan Karstens
Tiered Rice Crispies Cake: Apart from getting the proper sized moulds, this recipe isn’t much different to the one we’ve come to love and know.

Photo Credit: Kina Wicks via Ruffled Blog
Words: Meagan Karstens

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