Ferns
While greenery on cakes has become fairly mainstream, ferns are taking the place of more typical decorative wedding greens, creating a quirky but upscale look.
Tile-Inspired Prints
Traditional tiles have been back in fashion for quite some time, but the idea of putting a detail inspired by these Maltese beauties on your wedding cake is pretty novel!
Metallic accents
From gold details to copper cake stands, wedding cakes in 2019 will feature plenty of the hard and shiny stuff.
White on white
While many people still opt for an all-white wedding cake, a lot of innovative caterers and cake designers are playing with texture to add interest, while keeping it clean and classy.
Geometric Shapes
One hardly thinks of sharp angles and quasi-architectural design when considering their wedding cake design, but pointy and unusual shapes coupled with soft hues are definitely a rising trend in the world of wedding confectionery.
Illustrated Wedding Cakes
An illustration is a stunning way to personalise your wedding cake. First, the cake gets covered in fondant, then the design is hand-painted on the cake. You can really let your imagination roam when it comes to choosing the design, with options ranging from the flowers in your wedding, to a meaningful quote from your first dance song.
Smaller cakes
Don’t want one big wedding cake? That’s absolutely fine. An emerging, low-key wedding cake trend is to have three or four smaller cakes instead of one large one. Besides creating the opportunity for a very visually-appealing cake table, it saves you from having to choose just one single cake flavour if there are a few that you really like.