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  Cake Alternatives

  Homespun white cupcakes are crowned with fondant hearts cut with a cookie cutter and imprinted with the bride's and groom's first initials using a new rubber stamp.. Cup...

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  Lace Cupcake Towers

  This project is not only a piece of cake to construct, but also incredibly budget-friendly. Print our clip-art borders (we used text-weight paper) and cut them to f...
  

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  Candies, Cakes, and Cookies: Coconut Cupcakes

  Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line 2 standard 12-cup muffin tins with paper liners. Into a medium bowl, sift flour, baking powder, salt, and baking soda.. In the bowl of ...
  

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  Candies, Cakes, and Cookies: Coconut Souffle

  . Use a small screwdriver to pierce coconut's "eyes." Drain liquid; discard. Place coconut on a folded kitchen towel; turn and gently tap with a hammer a few inches below...
  

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  Caramel

  Fill a large bowl or the sink with ice water. In a small saucepan, combine sugar, corn syrup, and 2/3 cup water. Heat, without stirring, until mixture comes to a boil. C...
  

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  Citrus Sorbet

  Frosty sorbets are served in lemon peels for a light and refreshing accompaniment to the wedding cake. Cut lemons in half and scoop out the flesh. Pack the peels with yo...
  

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  Candies, Cakes, and Cookies

  All-white treats are just right for a wedding. For do-it-yourself favors, place stacks of glassine bags around a table, and let guests choose from glass containers of ro...
  

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  Five Little Cakes

  It may seem like a break from tradition to serve more than one cake at a wedding, but it's actually quite an old custom. At medieval Anglo-Saxon weddings, many small cak...
  

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  Monogrammed Cakes

  For centuries, monograms have been used to embellish items we cherish and hand down from generation to generation. They have rarely been used to decorate wedding cakes, ...
  

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  Cupcake Tower

  . Homespun white cupcakes are crowned with fondant hearts cut with a cookie cutter and imprinted with the bride's and groom's first initials using a new rubber stamp. Tho...
  

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