03/15/2026
I am over the moon in awe to have so many votes for Best Wedding Cake AND Best Wedding Desserts this year for Best Of 2026. These categories are plump with unbelievable talent and it’s humbling and energizing to be considered among them.
So my deepest THANK YOU to friends and family and fans and fellow vendors who believe in me and my mission to bring beauty and “secretly* gluten free deliciousness to the wedded masses.
As I scrolled through so many fun images of cakes over the last year, I thought it would be fun to mix up the classic look with what I’ll call the year of change. There is an artful shift happening in cake design, and while I value and edify those who stick to a style…I have to admit I love a good challenge and trying new things. That’s part of MY draw to the art.
It’s so fun to sit down with a couple and draw out their vision. Maybe they saw a cake that inspired them. Or maybe there’s an overall theme. Or a texture in the linens that captures something unique. I am HERE for that.
Be it a traditional white cake with subtle tone on tone details, Monet, exotic fruit topped, abundant sugar flowers, architectural, or building on site in front of the guests…it is such an honor to be a part of our couples most important day.
And I love teaching! Owning a wedding cake business is not all buttercream and sugarplums. It’s hard work, long hours, remembering to stretch, office work, licensing, and precision. And growing as a professional should be fun. (So come join me for this November too!)
I’m so grateful for the teams of professionals it takes to execute a smooth and beautiful wedding day. Photo cred below for outstanding photographers of these images:
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6,7,8– .anne.thompson
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Fellow wedding professionals, I’d be so honored for your vote in these final weeks of our voting. For Best Desserts in the Seattle Region, and for Best Cake and Best Desserts in the Outside Seattle Region.🤍
Here’s to more sweet vibes in 2026 and beyond.