Good things, in layers.

Begin with the flavour you look forward to eating. Then add the occasion, the way you want to serve it and the words that belong on the box.

Rich food painting of a celebration cake with visible buttercream and layers
Sample celebration design, not a current product listing.

Let the cake take shape.

Bring the flavour, finish and words together before writing your celebration note.

Make a wishA sample design to discuss with the bakery
Flavour and decoration study · not a live product
Flavour direction
Finish direction

The message stays on this page. Download your design note to keep the exact words.

Vanilla & berry · Simple finish · Small pieces

A place at the table.

These place settings illustrate two ways to serve cake. They do not calculate the yield of this cake.

Serving direction

Example: twelve small-piece place settings.

A bakery confirms the actual recipe, allergens, portions, finish and price. Your visual direction carries to the brief; the personal message is kept only on this page.

Take this into my brief
3 studies

Vanilla & berry

Soft vanilla sponge, a berry-led filling idea and a pale buttercream finish. A cheerful starting point for a personal message.

Look closer

Chocolate & caramel

A deeper chocolate sponge concept with a caramel note. Ask the kitchen how the actual filling and finish would be balanced.

Look closer

Lemon & cream

A bright citrus direction with a lighter cream-coloured finish. Simple colour, an expressive message and room for a little decoration.

Look closer

The flavour names are a beginning.

These are sample recipes and design records. The kitchen confirms the actual ingredients, recipe, size, finish, cost and availability. Tell them about any dietary or allergy concern before agreeing an order.

Give the cake an occasion.

The celebration brief collects the practical details and the fun ones.

Make a celebration brief