{"id":14754,"date":"2016-01-23T19:19:27","date_gmt":"2016-01-23T19:19:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/cake-geek.com\/?p=14754"},"modified":"2020-02-18T00:25:02","modified_gmt":"2020-02-18T00:25:02","slug":"freesia-wedding-cakes-spring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cake-geek.com\/index.php\/freesia-wedding-cakes-spring\/","title":{"rendered":"Freesia Wedding Cakes for Spring"},"content":{"rendered":"

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A freesia wedding cake makes a beautiful ode to spring for the bride who wants to celebrate the fresh, new beauty of the spring season in her choice of wedding cake design.<\/p>\n

Hello Naomi<\/a> created one our all time favourite wedding cakes in the exquisite lace design above dressed with pale green and white freesia blossoms – a study in simplicity, style and gracefulness.<\/p>\n

The Dainty Baker<\/a> also pairs sprays of freesia with lace in their wedding cake creation below with the softest of pale pink peonies adding to the pretty floral decor.<\/p>\n

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For a gumpaste freesia tutorial, check out our Compendium of Sugar Flowers Tutorials<\/a> here.<\/p>\n

The natural trailing shape of freesia blooms is worked into a beautiful cascading bouquet of pink peonies in the design below by Fat Cakes Design<\/a> – mirroring the shape of the organic, trailing bridal bouquet that is so on trend at the moment.<\/p>\n

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Sugar flower pefection is achieved by Jacqueline Butler of Petalsweet<\/a> in her outstanding gumpaste freesia (below left), with a pretty mixed bouquet by Hilary Rose Cupcakes<\/a> (right) featuring the gently arched shape of spring freesia flowers.<\/p>\n

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A loose organic styled bouquet is given a beautiful spring fragrance with sprays of freesia, also adding wonderful texture to the bouquet shape (image below by Vis Photography<\/a> via Ruffled blog<\/a>).<\/p>\n

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Another of Jacqueline Butler’s masterpiece sugar flowers below – freesia blossoms in the palest of pale blue – our colour of the year for weddings in 2016.<\/p>\n

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The classic freesia wedding cake trio by Wendy Kromer for Martha Stewart Weddings<\/a> below compliments the the flowerbudded beauty of the freesia spray with polk-dotted textures for a masterfully designed wedding cake display.<\/p>\n

On the right, periwinkle blue freesia make the perfect adornment for this seaside inspired wedding cake by Roberta’s Cakes (image by Lev Kuperman Photography<\/a>).<\/p>\n

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Trailing sprays of freesia add the perfect garden-style touch to this fresh flower topped naked cake (below left, image via marianofriginal .com<\/a>), with freesia buds, blooms and foliage in soft yellow ready to be assembled on the right from Petalsweet.<\/p>\n

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A stylishly shaped arrrangement of fresh flowers is given beautiful structure with fresh freesia sprays in this delicious coconut dessert style wedding cake from All Things Sweet by Carissa.<\/p>\n

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Sprays of trailing freesia add a romantic touch to this lavish lavender floral wedding cake (below left) by Cakesalouisa<\/a>, while on the right Bronte Bakes<\/a> creates a fabulous cake top arrangement with freesia in purples and pinks blended with soft pink roses.<\/p>\n

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Spring white freesia with its touches of pale green makes one the most elegant floral adornments for a simple spring wedding cake with cakes by Erica O’Brien<\/a> (below left) and Bobbette and Belle<\/a> (below right).<\/p>\n

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A centrepiece pale pink\/peach dahlia is framed with pretty freesia blossoms and one of two white lisianthus for a beautiful floral accompaniment to the divinely coloured pale green base tier with faded gold wash – a pastel beauty from Sugablossom Cakes<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The soft green and white of trailing freesia blossoms brings a spring touch to the two elegant wedding cake designs below by Curtis and Co. Cakes (left, image by Weddings by Nicola & Glen<\/a>) and by Alex Narramore of The Mischief Maker Desserts<\/a>, right).<\/p>\n

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Our final design below, T Bakes<\/a> have used the natural shape of the freesia bloom to create a climbing floral effect in this cake top arrangement – the perfect botanical flourish for this beautifully frilled wedding cake.<\/p>\n

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