We'll Dance, Dance, Dance for Black Wedding Cakes
Move over white, black wedding cakes are a unique and striking choice for couples looking to make a statement on their big day. Eat your heart out Wednesday Addams!
Traditionally, white cakes have been the norm for weddings as they symbolize purity and new beginnings. But in recent years, black cakes have become increasingly popular among couples who want to break from tradition and make a bold statement.
Black wedding cakes are typically made with black fondant or buttercream icing, which is achieved by using black food coloring. Personally, I recommend black fondant on weddings cakes so the black dye does not stain the teeth and lips of you and your guests! The cakes can be decorated in a variety of ways, including with gold leaf, fresh flowers, or geometric designs.
One of the main appeals of black wedding cakes is their versatility. They can be dressed up or down depending on the theme and style of the wedding. For a minimalist and modern wedding, a black cake with simple, clean lines and minimal decoration might be perfect. For a gothic or moody themed wedding, a black cake decorated with dark florals or even a black lace pattern would be fitting.
Another appeal is that black cakes can be paired with a wide range of different colors. Whether you want to incorporate bold colors or stick to a monochromatic color scheme, black cakes provide a neutral backdrop that allows other colors to shine.
Despite their edgy appearance, black cakes can still be elegant and sophisticated. They can also be a great way to make a statement without taking away from the traditional aspects of the wedding. So, if you're looking to make a bold statement on your big day, consider a black wedding cake as an option.
In conclusion, black wedding cakes are a unique and striking choice for couples looking to make a statement on their big day. They can be decorated in a variety of ways and paired with a wide range of colors, making them versatile and fitting for many different wedding styles.