I don't know what is it about flowers that I'm not one of those who likes to receive them as presents. I find it tedious for something that will eventually be thrown away - trying to go home with this bulky thing in your hands, finding for a container to place it in at home, attempt to keep it fresh for a longer time, watch it wither, throw it in the bin. Well, I don't go through the whole process when I receive flowers. I go to church and offer it to the altar. That's where all my bouquet went.
With my mom and sister's birthdays coming up (just one day apart from each other), I thought of bringing cake. Of course, it won't be an ordinary cake. At the same time, my creative juices were being lazy in trying to come up with a cake design that would merge those two. So, I figured just make one design - a flower bouquet cake. And with The Bunny Baker on my side, this is going to be awesome...again!
With my mom and sister's birthdays coming up (just one day apart from each other), I thought of bringing cake. Of course, it won't be an ordinary cake. At the same time, my creative juices were being lazy in trying to come up with a cake design that would merge those two. So, I figured just make one design - a flower bouquet cake. And with The Bunny Baker on my side, this is going to be awesome...again!
I remember seeing a couple of options from The Bunny Baker from her past works:
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(images from The Bunny Baker)
I could've just chosen one of her past designs, then I figured that The Bunny Baker likes to challenge herself with new things. So, I tried looking for other design. Gone Googling I went and saw these options:
(image from Kobe City Webpage) 
(image from Lavender and Lovage) | 
(image from Fantasticakes) |
After presenting different options and checking the schedule of The Bunny Baker, we've finally decided on a design. And that, I shall present to you next week when I pick up the cake (no spoiler alert for now my dear readers). It should be worth the wait =)
