An elegant wedding cake with a Roman or Greek theme. This tutorial will focus on how to decorate the pillars and how to create the fondant drapes around the cake.
In this tutorial, Chef Yener will show you a quick and easy way to create beautiful drapes with fondant as well as how to easily decorate pillars with a Roman/Greek style.
Please note: This tutorial comes as set with 2 other tutorials. Our Easy Fondant Roses tutorial and our 4 Pillar Stand tutorial. By purchasing this tutorial, you automatically will gain access to the other two tutorials in this set.
Hi
I have just finished watching this tutorial which is very informative. you say that there is another 2 tutorial attached (easy fondant roses and 4 pillar stand ) but I don’t know where on the page I go to open them .Can you please advise. thanks
Hi nancyjam, I have added the links to the other two tutorials into this tutorial’s description section. Apologies for not doing this already. Here are the links as well…Easy Fondant Roses, 4 Pillar Stand. Thanks
The Two Cakes that you use, is there any filling and layers? Or is it just “one” piece cake? 🙂
Hi Julia, Firstly, very sorry for late response. 90% of the time, in our cake business, we use layered mud cake, white mud cake and occasionally a couple other flavours that are also a combination of layered sponge and fillings. So the two cakes in this tutorial were most likely layered cakes. Having said that, you could also use a plain sponge (not layered) for this particular cake. Thanks
Just finished watching this tutorial Chef Yener. It’s a really beautiful sophisticated design yet can be easily achieved even by less experienced decorators. As always your attention to details is impeccable, I just love those pillars! Thank you for another great learning experience.
You are welcome
Thank you for great video!
I had a very similar design for my wedding 40 years ago. Back then the cake was iced with royal icing. The drape and flowers were silk which I still have. I picked out the design all those years ago because it looked so simple but so classy. Ah, a trip down memory lane!