AimeeJo Desserts

Sunday, December 2, 2012

London's 1st Birthday Cupcake Cake

Baby London turned one! I was asked to make the "destroyer cake" with a cupcake theme. London enjoyed squishing the frosting in her hands rather than eating it. She's so adorable! I just love this whole family!

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Gender Reveal Cake - He or She, What Will it Bee?

What a fun baby shower we had for Amie and Jake Shearman! They are pregnant with #6, and wanted to do a Gender Reveal Baby Shower. Soooooo, since I'm their caker friend, Amie asked ME to be the one to keep the gender a secret until the shower EVEN FROM THE PARENTS! Can you believe it!? Well, I did a pretty good job of keeping their secret, even if I do say so myself!

Families were invited, so we needed lots of desserts. We decorated with yellow, grey and white tissue paper flowers hung around the room, paper products were yellow, black, grey and white, and the guests got to guess the gender by placing their name on a cute paper bee and sticking it to a poster board hive with either "Queen Bee" or "Bumble Boy" written on them.

Everyone screamed when the cake was cut. And my secret was finally out! May God bless Master Shearman.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Chocolate Ganache Wedding Cake

This wedding cake came together with a one week's notice, from the help of Sue Seydel, Jose Barajas, the very talented florist (don't know her name), and my precious Lord Jesus. My husband and daughter reminded me that I said I'd "never" do another wedding cake because of the pressure to make it perfect. Guess I forgot that when I said yes. Just trying to help a friend and her niece.

Just before delivering this chocolate tower, Jose reminded me, "The cake is second to the dress." THAT'S when I started panicking! Even in the hot weather, it came together nicely. Thank You, Jesus, the Master Caker, for helping me!

Blingalicious

This blingalicious cake was for my adorable Mary Kay sister, Laurie Scott, as we celebrated her newly decorated blingy MK office and amazing business. The guests dressed up in fancy dresses, had their pictures taken by a professional photographer, and just enjoyed Laurie's hospitality.