No wedding can go without a wedding cake or at least a wedding dessert table with various sweets. A wedding cake isn’t just a tradition, it’s a way to highlight your wedding style, theme and color scheme, it’s a cherry on top of your wedding, that’s why its design and look is so important. Choose a trend to make your wedding cake look ultimate and to surprise and impress everyone with it, luckily, there are many wedding cake trends popping up. You’ll be able to choose from a wide range of ideas, from a yummy naked wedding cake topped with fresh fruit and berries to a jaw-dropping watercolor masterpiece with fresh blooms but the most trendy option for now is a fault line wedding cake.
A fault line wedding cake is also known as a torn buttercream wedding cake, and it is a buttercream cake with a cracked or exposed layer of naked cake in between. The crack can be designed with sprinkles, macarons, or better yet left naked for a rustic look. Such a piece always looks very eye-catchy and very interesting, you won’t see them at every wedding, so it’s a great way to stand out a lot.
A blush wedding cake with a white marble fault line and a white bloom on top is a chic and beautiful idea to rock.
A chocolate wedding cake with a chocolate fault line clad with candies and sweets and some more on top is wow.
A concrete-style wedding cake with a fault line done with gold sparkles and edible beads plus a large white sugar bloom on top.
A fun blush wedding cake with a colorful sugar beads, a gold leaf edge and some meringues on top is wow.
A green matte wedding cake with a floral fault line, some pink blooms and greenery and a gold geometric heart on top.
A lilac wedding cake with a fault line done with dried and fresh blooms and with pink roses on top.
A neutral wedding cake with a dark floral fault line and some confetti and beads, topped with a single bloom and some macarons.
A pink wedding cake with a fault line done with a wildflower pattern and with some matching blooms on top of it.
A pink wedding cake with a polka dot fault line and beads, sugar pink dahlias and succulents on top is very pretty.
A pink wedding cake with a white fault line and gold leaves plus pearls, pink and white blooms on top.
Go for a contrasting cracked layer that totally differs from the overall design; this part can be covered with fresh, dried or pressed flowers, greenery, macarons, chocolate candies, fresh fruit and citrus slices or it can be just beautifully painted or clad with beads and pearls. What else may you choose for detailing? Gold leaf, fresh and sugar blooms and foliage, fresh fruits and berries, edible beads, pearls and crystals. The cake itself can be sleek and simple (of course with buttercream, naked tiers won’t do here), or can also feature some beautiful effect – marble effect, watercolors, ombre effect, edible geodes and brushstrokes, concrete and much, much more.
A stylish pink wedding cake.
A quirky pink marble wedding cake with fault lines done with matte buttercream and a tier with the same buttercream.
A refined blue wedding cake with gold touches, a gold edge and a pink rose fault line for a beautiful look.
A refined wedding cake in neutrals, with speckles, a beautifully embellished fault lint, some decor on top and white orchids.
A refined white wedding cake with a pink and gold floral fault line, a gold edge and a pink bloom on top.
A square fault line wedding cake with an irregular pink part and big white blooms on top and around it.
A watercolor teal wedding cake with a geode fault line and some more edible geodes, with white grasses is a bold statement.
A white beaded wedding cake with a fault line covered with small pearls and with large pearls at the base and on top.
A white patterned wedding cake with a lemon slice fault line and some bold yellow blooms for detailing.
A white wedding cake with a blush fault line covered with beads and pearls and decorated with neutral and pastel blooms.
A white wedding cake with a citrus slice fault line, white blooms and yellow ones plus foliage on top.
A white wedding cake with a fault line covered with fresh neutral blooms and a gold edge is a lovely and romantic idea.
A fault line wedding cake is a beautiful and very fashionable idea for a couple who want to stand out. Such a cake will easily fit many types of weddings, in any season and in many styles, from formal to relaxed and casual. Get inspired to order such a dessert masterpiece for your wedding and it will make it even more jaw-dropping!
A white wedding cake with a fresh lemon fault line, topped with lemons too and some greenery for a tropical or just summer wedding.
A white wedding cake with a fresh strawberry fault line, a gold edge and fresh berries and greenery on top is very yummy.
A white wedding cake with a gilded fault line with beads, pink blooms and white foliage on top looks ethereal and romantic.
A white wedding cake with a gold edge and a fault line covered with dried blooms and foliage is very refined.
A white wedding cake with a gold edge and fresh blooms in the fault line is a pretty and chic idea for a modern wedding.
A white wedding cake with a lilac marble failt line and marble inside plus some meringues on top is amazing.
A white wedding cake with a pink striped fault line, sheer sugar hearts with dried blooms on top.
A white wedding cake with a pressed flower design and a gold edge - these violas are completely edible.
A white wedding cake with a rose fault line and some roses on top is a fresh take on a classic wedding cake.
A white wedding cake with a whimsical purple 3D flower fault line accented with gold leaf is gorgeous.
An exquisite blush wedding cake with a delicate patterned fault line, with cracks, mauve and pink blooms and a copper twig.
An ivory wedding cake with a pink fault line and gold splatters, pink roses, strawberries and splashes of caramel on top.