Nicky Tesler Cakes

For K&K's wedding at , the floral inspiration was enchanted garden which was echoed in the cake design with the whimsy and fun arrangements of the flowers on a semi naked cake.

I have a soft spot for old school Lambeth piping and I'm so happy I got to create this beauty where it looked right at home in a private country estate.

For H&O's wedding cake at , the decorative elements and initials from their invitation bellyband were combined to create a custom and personal touch to their buttercream cake.

A semi naked design with fresh flowers for K&S at

Looking back to this beauty at from a couple years ago.

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Understated elegance for C&J at . Piped floral motifs echoed the embroidery on C's dress and fresh flowers complete the design and add a hint of colour.

A combination of a sugarpaste finish on the bottom tier encapsulating a rich fruit cake and a semi naked buttercream finish on the top two tiers for R&P. Sugar flowers finish off the design with a monogram cake topper.

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I think R&G's wedding cake is a great example that colours and florals are not always necessary in wedding cake design. Here, details echoing the lacework and embroidery on R's dress added a personal touch and added to the overall expression of textures on the tiers.

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A statement blue cake for S*M at .oasis decorated with tropical sugar flowers.

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I do love a statement wedding cake, and J&S did just that with a black cake and sugar flowers mirroring their invitations!

Venue: , The Buffini Chao Deck, National Theatre

I had the pleasure of making two birthday cakes for J's birthday celebrations. First, was a semi naked design with a slight Scottish theme with the flowers for an intimate dinner at .

Understated elegance for M&J's wedding cake at with a textured buttercream finish, gold leaf and fresh flowers.

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A timeless, elegant design with a hidden surprise around the back!

For A&S, from the initial consultation, A was keen to include the incredible Gloriosa Lily. With them being very toxic, a great alternative was to make them out of sugar and include them amongst the fresh flowers

Around the back of the cake, the couple's dog, the Millennium Flacon and Crystal Palace FC logo were incorporated all in white to bring even more personal touches to the cake.

Venue: Woodcote Park
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Textured buttercream and fresh flowers swags for S&S at , a gorgeous historical venue right in the heart of London.

Flowers provided by and arranged by myself.

A timeless and elegant design incorporating hand piped motifs and fresh flowers for L&T's wedding at .
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A fresh flower spiral of jasmine, ranunculus and sweet peas encircle C&L's buttercream wedding cake at . Jasmine is wonderful for a lighter and more fragrant foliage rather than the usual ruscus and eucalyptus.

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A cake design celebrating the start of Spring for E&J's wedding reception at .club in Knightsbridge. A classic sugarpaste finish on the cake adorned with sugar flowers.

If a tiered wedding cake isn't your thing - cupcakes can be a great alternative! A fun and whimsical option away from traditionalism can also create an statement equal to that of a tiered cake. Mini cupcakes are easy perfect portions - how many of you have gotten half way through a regular cupcake and struggled to finish the rest of it?

S*M opted for just that at The Pheasantry in Chelsea for their wedding reception.

Congratulations to M&Z who married at .events last week. Their dairy-free cake was finished with a semi naked finish and gorgeous fresh blooms supplied by .
I had to include a photo of the flower half arch created as I fell in love with it!

Last week we had the honour of creating a cake for The Duke of Edinburgh. Celebrating HRH being presented with the Order of the Thistle.

With small weddings, I always get asked, 'will a single tier cake look too much like a birthday cake?' My answer is always no as there are endless design elements and colours that can be tied in with your wedding scheme to allow the cake to hold it's own and look perfectly fit for the occasion.

Such is the case with N&H's wedding cake which tied in a subtle sea theme with two sugar Puffins at their reception at Fortnum & Mason.

Congratulations to G&S who married at Notley Abbey last week! A simple finish on the cake allowed for the fresh flower swag to shine!

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I had the pleasure of helping Sephora celebrate the one year anniversary of their store at Westfield White City with a big replica of their iconic striped shopping bag!

The cake was displayed at their store throughout the day before being cut in front of all the staff and customers and served.

I had the absolute pleasure of making their wedding cake a few years ago and was delighted to be asked to make a cake for the baby shower and gender reveal as they are now expecting twins!

The typical colours of blue and pink do not always need to be incorporated. More neutral colours such as green or yellow are a great alternatives for those who would like something a bit more subtle and different.

C&A's buttercream beauty at Lillibrooke Manor Weddings and Corporate Events with textured tiers to add interest, break up the tiers and add a slightly more modern look to the cake.

Photographer: Veronika Joy Photography & Film
Hair & makeup: Jessica Short Hair & Makeup Design
Dress: Essense of Australia
Florist: Beauty in Blooms
Harpist: Rachel Horton-Kitchlew - Harpist

Looking back to 2021 with S&D's romantic and ethereal wedding cake at .

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I always love it when I get to see the professional photos of the cake I made and the moment of the cake cutting!

Sage green was the theme for this 18th Birthday Celebration at . An ombré buttercream finish on the cake with fresh flowers, pearls and rosettes.

A custom bicycle cake replicating the birthday boy's own bike.