I am toying around w the idea of having a Hello Kitty wedding cake..I am a really big fan of the cute cat. Where would I even start to find a cake designer ? Any suggestions?
Do you want an actual HK cake or just a cake topper? A cake topper would be easier to find.
I love all things Hello Kitty. My entire apartment has HK stuff all over it.
xela
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I agree...I'm sure there's a Hello Kitty cake topper out there.
cleokizzy
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glad to see i'm not the only HK fan!!!
i think it's a cute idea! but would your FH be ok with the HK thing? i know mine wasnt.
do you have a favourite bakery? maybe you could get in-touch with them and make your idea a reality. you could also try and get intouch with those cake boss/ace of cakes/etc that has their own show - i know some of them are here in NY (but they might be expensive).
we're using our RH's cake but i'm toying with the idea of custom-making a groom's cake by my fave baker - Lulu's which is in Queens.
kris_gets_hitched
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I definitely agree on getting your FH's input on this one!
mikendeanna
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its different!! i am more traditional and prob will go with the monogram!
FutureMrsLMS
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Well I checked with FH and he just said 'yes dear!'..LOL..So he is ok with it. He doesn't really care - he's not much of a cake eating guy..
I looked at cake toppers but wasn't enthused with the ones sold online.
I had a HK Birthday cake made at Taipan Bakery in Flushing, Queens. They make really wonderful and delicious cakes, I am just a little nervous about entrusting an entire wedding cake to them, esp since it will require delivery to the RH...
I have a specific design in mind (white fondant with crystal outlines of HK on the sides) and a few outside borders..nothing crazy...and of course HK and the groom on top...
If you’re going for a full Hello Kitty theme, a custom cake designer could definitely bring that to life, but it might be easier to focus on the details that make the cake feel personal. A beautifully made topper can really stand out without overwhelming the cake itself. I’ve seen some really sweet hand-painted porcelain toppers and figurines that double as keepsakes long after the wedding. If you want something heirloom-quality and nature-inspired with a touch of artistry, you can explore some unique options that might fit the aesthetic. Pairing a special topper with a simple but elegant cake could be the perfect balance.
