Do you want your wedding to be a winter wonderland? Find inspiration among these winter wedding cake marvels. Winter weddings are just as delightful as spring and summer (plus a million times more cozy). Whether you decide to go seasonal, spread cheer with the colors of winter or Christmas these 16 winter wedding cake ideas will bring a warm winter chill to you and your guests.
What could be better when the weather outside is frightful, than to keep your guests dancing (and eating cake) until dawn?
Christmas Woodland Wedding Cake on the Rustic Log Wedding Cake Stand Image Source (left): Ruffled Blog
Winter Wedding Theme Ideas:
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Some of our favorite winter wedding decorations:
- Edible Spray Cake Decorating Silver to represent the shimmer of snow
- bare branches accents to mimic ice or/and snow
- fondant tinted ice blue
- real pinecones
flecked with royal icing
- powder sugar donut holes
- decorative snowflakes
, edible and nonedible
- icing or sugar coated miniature pine or christmas trees
- winter berries (not poisonous) possibly cranberries
- cinnamon sticks
or other festive spices
- color scheme: earth tones combined with silver and soft gold accents
- and finally your favorite winter wedding cake topper theme
Rustic elegance meets winter wedding with these cottage style cakes with minimal frosting and seasonal decorations of cinnamon sticks, pine accents, pine cones and cranberries. All of which is presented (in great light) on an old-time wooden sled.
We have asked some of the wedding and event planning industry's top wedding planners, bakers, high-end caterers and photographers for feedback on some of the most memorable seasonal wedding cakes they have seen (or made) over the years. But no matter what your style is, there are a plethora of design ideas out there and just the right one for you!
Winter Wedding Cake topped with pine trees or Christmas trees.
Image Source (left): Wedding Cakes for You
Image Source (left): Wedding Cakes for You
A wedding cake for your winter wedding is both simple and sophisticated. You may want to opt for texture and detail on your wedding cake but keep a neutral palette to make your cake a dynamic example of the season.
Energize your wedding reception cake with an eye-catching display of the bride and groom in cartoon form and rustic accompaniments.
This foodie-approved wedding cake will leave guests gushing about your reception long after you and your newly married partner say "I do."
Image Source (Left): Pinterest Cartoon style winter wedding cake with bride and groom.
Image Source (Left): Pinterest Cartoon style winter wedding cake with bride and groom.
Like a snow ice fantasy come true, this cool winter wedding cake brings chills of divine inspiration to our souls. So cool... so winter!
Image Source (Left): Belleme Morie
WOW! This baker and bride and groom couple went all out with their festive wedding cake covered in faux mountains snow decorated pine trees and topped with a special chariot for the winter lovers.
Winter Wedding Cake Idea with Silver Snowflakes
Image Source (Left): Cherry Marry
The snowflake wedding cake by Cocoa Claudia on Flickr
Image Source (Left): Flickr
8 tiers of snow-like frosting, decorated with festive snowflakes and accented with a silver cake stand and ornaments.
Image Source (Left): The Knot
Intimate wedding cake with white winter frosting and topped with
pine cones dusted with powdered sugar. Image Source (Left): Style Me Pretty
pine cones dusted with powdered sugar. Image Source (Left): Style Me Pretty
Peppermint candy cake divinity. Like a wedding cake Christmas candy cane fantasy come true. Image Source (Left): Flickr
Silver and shimmer cover the exterior of this 8-layer winter wedding cake beauty. Love is in the air! Image Source (Left): Pinterest