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Jessika Hulbert Wedding Celebrant

Stylish, bespoke wedding ceremonies written and presented to make your dream day completely magical.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year!

04/11/2024

Such a beautiful day - exactly as they wanted it! Theirs was a very relaxed ceremony full of personal stories and including a beer for the groom and glass of champagne for the bride, their three sons centre stage and their families and friends witnessing their love and commitment to each other with plenty of cheering and a little heckling! A memorable and joyful day for everyone!

01/09/2024

This young lady can make cakes! I have sent her boxes brownies (delicious!) to quite a few people and on Friday I sampled one of her cakes. It was a Guinness Chocolate Cake with butter cream icing, in 8 layers and it was stunning!
Lara, is wonderful! If you need a cake that not only looks incredible but tastes out of this world / she is your person!

28/08/2024

The look of love... ❤️

27/08/2024

Wedding favours! What to do!?
This incredibly talented bride went so far out of her way to create the most wonderful gifts for each wedding guest - a specially selected book, thinking about the recipients' interests and personalities and the wrapped them, hand writing their name on the present snd marking the table the guest was to sit at. Everyone compared books, discussed the choices and introductions were made effortless. It was such an ingenious idea, beautifully executed!

26/08/2024

Congratulations Mr.and Mrs.Goodridge! What a fantastic day! ❤️

24/08/2024

I’ve made a few wedding cakes in my life, and had two at my own weddings. And yesterday I finished making this cake for a friends’ wedding that is to take place today! It got me thinking about the meaning of wedding cakes, and how important they are, whether it’s something simple or very elaborate!

The wedding cake has historical significance. In Ancient Rome, cakes were made with wheat, a symbol of fertility and prosperity. They were also thought to bring good luck to the couple.

The tradition of wedding cakes themselves originated in medieval England. At the time, guests would typically bring smaller cakes to the wedding reception. The couple would stack these on top of each other and attempt to kiss over the tower. If they were successful in kissing without knocking the tower over, then it was a symbol of good luck for the newlyweds. This good luck usually equated to them being blessed with many children. Wanting to take the goal of the bride’s fertility one step further, it was decided that child-bearing would be best increased by throwing the cake at the bride!! Can you imagine how that would go down with our brides nowadays!!

As the tradition evolved, bakers began to create larger and more elaborate cakes for weddings. These cakes were often decorated with intricate designs and icing, and they became a status symbol for the wealthy.

Today wedding cakes are a key part of many wedding ceremonies and receptions. They are often a beautiful centrepiece and the cutting of the wedding cake a beautiful moment when the newly weds cut the cake together, united in this one action.

I hope this cake tastes as good as it looks. There are freshly picked blackberries in the two tiers which I filled with butter cream, drizzling a sweet compote of berry juice into the firm sponge. I am no professional cake baker, but it is important that love goes into these cakes, as well as intention and care.

15/08/2024

Wedding flowers - they are so important - these were picked from the garden and tied with white satin ribbon. So simple and so gorgeous.

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