Amy Atlas who is thee queen bee when it comes to dessert tables, was a true inspiration, I mean have you seen her designs. She makes it look effortless.
I was pretty happy how it looked on the night, and the lady in question loved it, so job done. but there is something I could change it would be the pictures, daylight is key, no wonder photographers want so much light.
Doing this i did learn alot, most thing I made myself, and that was a plus point in itself. We blog so much about DIY projects, that you sometimes wonder, is it really is it even possible to do all this when your getting married? well the cake pops and pom poms where in fact rather easy, so definitely something you could do if you put your mind to it.
Be great to have some feedback, let me know what you think, are you thinking of having a dessert table?
This is something I can see me wanting to do more of in the future, especially with some vibrant colours, and maybe get some vendors involved too. After all got to start planning weddings at some point.
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| pom poms - way easier than they look |
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| much respect to the bakers, piping is not easy |
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| paper pomander ball - would look stunning in different colours |
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| coconut marshmallows |
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| cake pops |
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| glitter :) |
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| cooks treat |
