Hi, nearly 3 years ago we got married at the pavilion (escape wedding).
The cake was amazing looked like the bottom one – chocolate cake and filling with a gooey white icing.
We are coming back to visit on our 3 year aniversary and wondered if anyone knew if it was possible to buy the same cake – not in wedding format – just one layer to eat? if so who would i contact?
Yes! If you are staying or dining at a Disney resort, you can special order a cake to be delivered to a meal or your room. Complete details are available here: http://disneytravelbabble.com/how-to/order-cake/
All the Disney bakeries on property use the same recipes, so all the cakes taste the same. Some bakeries do a better job of decorating fancy cakes than others — In your case, the Grand Floridian made your wedding cake, so I would recommend booking a reservation there. You would then call Private Dining to place the order (more info here) and usually if you mention that you had a Disney wedding and want to re-create your top layer, they are very helpful. They can even pull your original BEO (within 5 years or so) to see what the design was.
Yep, that was fondant over buttercream. The staff might have removed the fondant before they served it to you, but if you served it yourself, that’s probably the fondant you’re thinking of.
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Hi, nearly 3 years ago we got married at the pavilion (escape wedding).
The cake was amazing looked like the bottom one – chocolate cake and filling with a gooey white icing.
We are coming back to visit on our 3 year aniversary and wondered if anyone knew if it was possible to buy the same cake – not in wedding format – just one layer to eat? if so who would i contact?
Thanks
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Yes! If you are staying or dining at a Disney resort, you can special order a cake to be delivered to a meal or your room. Complete details are available here: http://disneytravelbabble.com/how-to/order-cake/
Thanks, is it definately the same cake mix / maker?
All the Disney bakeries on property use the same recipes, so all the cakes taste the same. Some bakeries do a better job of decorating fancy cakes than others — In your case, the Grand Floridian made your wedding cake, so I would recommend booking a reservation there. You would then call Private Dining to place the order (more info here) and usually if you mention that you had a Disney wedding and want to re-create your top layer, they are very helpful. They can even pull your original BEO (within 5 years or so) to see what the design was.
Thanks.
p.s. what is the gooey icing made from – that was soo soft. All the ones we eat in the UK has hard icing
Interesting! If your cake had a kind of Play-doh-like covering, that was fondant over buttercream. Otherwise, it was straight buttercream. Mmmmmm…..
ours was the Roses and Drapes????
Yep, that was fondant over buttercream. The staff might have removed the fondant before they served it to you, but if you served it yourself, that’s probably the fondant you’re thinking of.