Choosing a wedding cake can feel like a big decision. It’s not just about how it looks on the day, but how it tastes, how smoothly everything runs behind the scenes, and knowing it’s in safe hands.
Here’s what you can expect when you book a wedding cake with me.

Every wedding cake is designed from scratch.
There are no templates. Instead, your cake is created to suit:
Some couples arrive with a clear vision. Others don’t. Both are absolutely fine. You’ll be guided through ideas, styles and options so the final design feels right for you.
Wedding cakes range from classic and elegant to modern and statement-making.
Common design styles include:
If you have inspirational images, they’re always welcome. If not, your venue, flowers and overall theme can be used to shape the design.


A wedding cake should taste as good as it looks.
You’ll be able to choose from a range of popular flavours, and different tiers can have different flavours if you’d like. Cakes are baked fresh, and designed to be enjoyed by your guests - not just photographed.
Tasting samples are available so you can feel confident in your choices before booking.
Find out more about cake flavours
Wedding cakes are priced individually because each design is different.
The cost is influenced by:
I have created a size guide to give you an idea, and a personalised quote will be provided once your details are known.


Your cake will be delivered and set up at your venue on the day.
This means:
The business is fully insured and holds a 5-star food hygiene rating, so you can relax knowing everything is covered.
Wedding cake diaries fill up well in advance.
It’s recommended to enquire as early as possible, especially for peak wedding season. A deposit secures your date, with the remaining balance due closer to your wedding day.


Couples often mention:
You can read genuine client feedback on the reviews page.
If you’re planning a wedding in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire or the Cotswolds and would like to discuss your cake, get in touch to check availability and start the conversation.
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