Alright, I've been reading pages and pages of this thread and seeing so many pictures of gorgeous cakes I think I could just DIE
, I never saw a cake I had in mind, so I was wondering.
First off, some backstory.
Now, I don't have an ADR set up yet, I don't have a hotel ressie set up yet. Heck, I don't even know the exact DATE we're going to WDW for sure, but my ultimate goal is to be there for Christmas time 2012. I wanted to get ideas started now so that by the time it's time to actually order the cake, I won't have second thoughts (we'll be moving this spring/summer, so I won't have time then to think about this stuff
).
Anyways, I have no clue if this is even possible, and by looking at the cakes typically made it doesn't seem like it, but here it goes. I wanted to have a cake for my mom while we were down there, more so early in our trip (to give us ample time to eat it during the whole visit
). Her birthday's in October so that won't work, and it wouldn't be Christmas
quite yet, so I'm thinking of just a cake that celebrated her just being an amazing mother to me (and my 4 siblings as well
).
Here's the tricky part. The cake I wanted would be in the shape of a mouse ears hat. I mean, the ears could be fondant, it doesn't have to be solid cake, but yeah. I wanted it a light pink, and I wanted the whole cake (ears included) sparkling with pink sparkles, so much it should look like tinkerbell sneezed and pixie dust flew everywhere and hit the cake dead on. (I'll let that image sink in for a moment...
)
So with that, I was hoping for a vanilla cake, white chocolate filling with strawberries in the filling as well, and a few white chocolate covered strawberries surrounding the cake itself. As for around the cake, I'd like some web-like designs in white chocolate (dyed pink though) to give it a curtain effect around the whole cake. (it's hard to explain. I need to draw it at some point to give you guys a better idea.
) It doesn't need to be HUGE, but if 8" is the smallest I can go for this type of cake, then I'd take it. We'd definitely eat it in a week's time.
With all of that in mind (and that's a lot, I know), what do you guys think is the best bakery to be able to accomplish this feat? My hunch would be Brian
, but I'm not too sure on whether we'd be either staying at any of the eligible hotels or going to any of the eligible restaurants. For all I know this cake is impossible to do within the Disney World bakeries, but I'd love if it was possible! Again, this is all still very early in the process. I just wanted to get my ideas out now and where the best place would be to go. If you made it this far in my post, congrats!
If not (in which you can't read this lol), then I don't blame you. I rant too much.
