One of my good friends planned and decorated a beautiful princess party for her daughter’s fifth birthday last weekend, and she asked me to make a pink and gold princess cake and matching cake pops. The colors of the cake and cake pops with all the pretty decor at the party just looked so beautiful.
Katie is a fantastic party planner, and she really outdid herself with the gorgeous table, the invitations, the pretty decorations and the crafts for the little girls. I’m sure all the little princesses at the party had a magical time!
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A Pink and Gold Princess Cake
I frosted the two- tiered princess cake with buttercream in the palest pink and white. Edible gold sugar pearls and little fondant cutouts that I brushed with gold luster dust added the most beautiful sparkle. The gold crown cake topper added the perfect touch to this princess cake, and I sprinkled the whole cake with luster dust for a sparkly sheen.
Pink and Gold Cake Pops
I made coordinating cake pops dipped in pale pink candy coating, and decorated them with sugar pearls, tiny piped buttercream roses and sparkling sugar. I especially love the gold wired ribbon ringlets tied around the gold paper straws. To get the pale pink color, melt bright white candy melts with pink candy melts to get a lighter shade of pink.
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Wow..the only party I remember for me..was Pin The Tail on The Donkey in 1959 or 1960..
Gorgeous..
I know, right? I never had a party like this either. I think I got a McDonalds sheet cake once and we played on the playground there, and that was about as elaborate as it got.
Hi. This cake is amazing. How many layers and what size are there?
Thank you! 🙂 The bottom tier is three 8-inch layers, and the top tier is two 6-inch layers.
Did you have to use dowels or straws for it?
If I'm transporting a tiered cake somewhere, I always use proper supports. If it's just to serve at home, I might not.
Hi! How much would you typically charge for a cake like this?
Stacy,
If you're local (in the Denver area), please e-mail me via the contact tab for cake inquiries and pricing.
Beautiful cake! Where did you get the crown cake topper? So cute!
My friend, who ordered the cake, provided the topper. I think she might have found it on Amazon.
Thanks so much! I found one on Amazon!
Where did you get the gold table runner and pink table cloth?
I'm sorry, I couldn't tell you. I only provided the cake and cake pops, but the mother of the birthday girl did the decorations.
Ok. Thanks!
I love the the non- edible crown. Do you mind sharing where you purchased it from?