Wedding Cakes Cincinnati, Egyptian Wedding Cake!

To celebrate Lissa and Jay's union, we freshly baked layers of Almond, Pistachio and Honey, and French Vanilla, Raspberry and white Chocolate. Iced in our custom made rolled chocolate and painted with edible gold, this cake pays homage to Lissa's Egyptian Heritage!

Photography by Amanda Donaho

The beautiful pics you see above, were captured by the lubberly talented Amanda Donaho Photography, who posted on their blog the following "During his toast, Jay's best man said when he first heard about Lissa from Jay he described her as an Egyptian Goddess. And every Egyptian Goddess deserves a wedding cake like this one. Blown away by the talent Ileana at Sugar Realm - Fine Bakery + Confectioners Design has!"
​We were also blown away by her talent and sweet personality!

Sugar Scarab, symbols of spontaneous creation and sunrise.

As you may imagine, we were not short of inspiration while designing this cake. Our client played an important role in guiding us to chose special egyptian symbols to be included in this cake.
​All sugar decorations were intended to be preserved, and I personally removed them fro the cake after the cutting ceremony was over! They will live for ever on a beautiful shadow box displayed on a very special place:)

All out of sugar, Horus the Falcon God

All out of sugar, The eye of Ra, symbolizing healing and protection.

Lisa's parents were one of the sweetest clients we have ever had. He'd dad -a photography aficionado- shared images of  Lotus flowers that he had captured in one of their trips o Egypt. We couldn't resist the temptation to include our own sugar Lotus flowers, intended to be preserved as a special memento of this memorable day!

Sugar Lotus Flowers made to adorn Lissa Amin and Jay's Egyptian Wedding Cake!

Photography by James Shirley

This cake was filled with personal touches for the client! The top tier had the representation of Lissa and Jay's names written in "Cartouche's"...and because Jay is a proud Indiana University grad...Lissa couldn't resist the temptation to have the IU logo incorporated into the design!

Egyptian Cartouches represented the names of Royal Highness!. In these sugar ones we wrote Lissa and Jay's names...including a special glyph that represents Jay's Alma Mater!

Our sugar lotus flower, national flower of Egypt, made in homage to the mother and fatther-of-the-bride and their amazing family!

Glyphs on our custom chocolate panels!