This cake is a combination of my Original Rose Cake (video tutorial) and my Original Hydrangea Cake.

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You may remember this little hydrangea cake I did.

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Or maybe even my rose cake.

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I decided to just put them together and see what happened.

I dont know!  What do you think???

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I kinda like it! 🙂

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Amanda Rettke is the creator of I Am Baker, and the bestselling author of Surprise Inside Cakes: Amazing Cakes for Every Occasion – With a Little Something Extra Inside.Over the course of her 15+ year blogging adventure, she has been featured in and collaborated with the Food Network, New York Times, LA Times, Country Living Magazine, People Magazine, Epicurious, Brides, Romantic Homes, life:beautiful, Publishers Weekly, The Daily Mail, Star Tribune, The Globe and Mail, DailyCandy, YumSugar, The Knot, The Kitchn, and Parade, to name a few.

Reader Comments

  1. I think this cake is BEAUTIFUL!!!! and I loved this post
    My cousin just showed me the link today. I too got married on April 29th and it was the most perfect day even though it wasn’t “royal”

  2. Thanks very much for this awesome blog post; this is the kind of thing that keeps me going through the day. I’ve been searching around for this site after I heard about them from a buddy and was thrilled when I was able to find it after searching for some time. Being an avid blogger, I’m pleased to see others taking initiative and contributing to the community. I just wanted to comment to show my appreciation for your work as it’s very encouraging, and many bloggers do not get the credit they deserve. I’m sure I’ll be back and will send some of my friends.

  3. Hi,
    I stumbled across this cake on Pinterest and have been obsessed with it ever since 🙂
    I am getting married this November and would love to have a similar cake for our wedding.
    A friend of the family makes cakes and she loved the picture, but wondered if you provided recipes or some step-by-steps on how you made those beautiful hydrangeas and roses. If you have an opportunity to email me at tam.roberts@gmail.com with some details, I would be extremely grateful.

    Thanks very much… and I <3 your blog.

    Tammy

  4. So beautiful! Your cakes is AWESOME ! Please oh please share what kind of butter do you use ?
    Thank you !
    Helena

  5. My sweetie gave me my engagement ring on April 29th last year (the royal wedding day). It was coincidence on his part, I assure you. We are getting married on April 21st and I am making the cake. I am decorating like this one, only there will be a third tier (sticking with the roses on it). I am thinking of using dragees on the hydrangeas for centers. Either gold or a pale iridescent. The cake is a lemon-berry bon apetit cake (lemon/lemon syrup/fresh blackberries and lemon curd/Swiss meringue buttercream). I will, of course, make your buttercream if the one from the recipe doesn’t turn out. It works perfect every time. Thank you for making something so lovely, I adored it from the first second I saw it. Any word on where the cake plate is from? It looks like it might be vintage. It’s beautiful.

    1. Thank you! And congrats on your upcoming nuptials! It sounds like your cake is going to be amazingly lovely… those flavors are divine! I cant wait to see pictures! 🙂

      I actually got the cake stand from my mom and have no idea where she got it! So sorry!

      1. I posted the photos on my blog. The cake was lovely. I was a little disappointed because the background was too close and so a bit of photoshopping had to occur. The cake was so much prettier in person. Thank you again!

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