Celebrity Wedding Cakes - Trump, Simpson, Underwood, More
Unique and unusual celebrity wedding cakes are a great place to get ideas for your own. Because celebrities can spare no expense, they can go as unusual as they wish. The Eiffel Tower Wedding Cake at Blair 
Underwood's wedding is a perfect example. Designed by Cake Studio, the cake was 6 1/2 feet tall, complete with lights and inside the tower stood replicas of Blair and Desiree in their actual wedding attire. Have a favorite location that you and your soon to be spouse love? Or perhaps where you first met? Make it your cake!
How could we not mention Donald Trump and Melania's celebrity wedding cake?! Okay, it wasn't as tall as The Eiffel Tower cake, but at five feet, seven tiers, weighing in at an astonishing fifty pounds, this one takes the cake (pun intended).
Like Trump's penthouse adorned with a multitude of intricate designs, so were the 3,000 sugar-spun roses given much attention to detail by pastry chef, Cedric Barbaret of TrumpsMar-a-Lago Club of Palm Beach Florida. A unique flavored wedding cake as well, Grand Marnier orange liqueur chiffon cake with a light Grand Marneir butter cream filling.
Don't think you have to have chocolate or vanilla to please everyone. Please yourself first and choose a flavor, no matter how exotic, that you like best. It's your cake after all!
More recently, Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz's celebrity wedding cake matched their Alice in Wonderland 
theme. A multi-tiered caked, designed by Sam Godfrey of Perfect Endings, with a top hat base followed by tea kettle, flower pot and stop watch layers. Have a favorite movie? Book? Use their cake as inspiration.
Themed weddings are always fun and the cake is usually one of the highlights of the reception . A theme could be anything you like. From sports to Hollywood, a time period, favorite movie. Be creative. When you find photos of celebrity wedding cakes you like, print them and bring them along to bakeries or send them online to cake designers.
If you are having a huge wedding with a lot of guests, you can save a little money by making a smaller designer cake, as the centerpiece, and supplement cake servings with a simpler cake on the side to feed guests. Serve your family and closest friends first with the fancy cake, everyone else gets the standard filler cake and hopefully everyone's happy. If not, don't fret. It's your wedding and not your job to please everyone.
