Absolutely Cake

06/12/2023

Holidays are stressful! Let us help! Check that Christmas dessert off your list. Supplies are limited so order yours today! 🎄🎅🏼🤶🏻🎂

Pre-order and pick up only. Each cake gives approximately 10-12 servings and is $28 each. Pick up is scheduled in Lynn Haven between 3:30-4:30 on 12/23 unless otherwise requested. Message us directly and order today!

30/11/2023

It’s time to plan out that Christmas dessert. Pick up is scheduled in Lynn Haven between 3:30-4:30 on 12/23 unless otherwise requested. Each cake gives approximately 10-12 servings and is $28 each. Pre-order and pick up only. Supplies are limited so order soon! 🎄🎅🏼🤶🏻🍰

30/11/2023

Our Christmas specials are here! Pick up is scheduled in Lynn Haven between 3:30-4:30 on 12/23 unless otherwise requested. Each cake gives approximately 10-12 servings and is $28 each. Pre-order and pick up only. Supplies are limited so order soon! 🎄🎅🏼🤶🏻🍰

23/11/2023

We ended our thanking special with one extra of red velvet cake, coconut cake, pumpkin cake and butter pecan bundt. Reach out if you still need dessert for tomorrow! $25 each and pick up is in Southport. 😁 🦃🍗🍰

14/11/2023

10/11/2023

Time to start planning that Thanksgiving meal! Let us help take some of the stress off. Order dessert and check that off your list early!

06/11/2023

Such a sweet little design for a sweet baby welcome!
Don’t forget to check out our holiday specials.

02/11/2023

It’s that time again! Let us help take some of the stress off of you. Check those desserts off your list by ordering today! .

01/11/2023

October weddings are always a favorite and this one was perfection! Thank you Jonathan M Photography for sharing these amazing images with us!

01/11/2023

Halloween is over so now it's TURKEY TIME! And you can't have Thanksgiving without dessert. Let us help take some of that work off your plate. :-D Pre-order your dessert cake today & check that part off your list early! 🍰🦃

05/10/2023

Just in case, any of you woke up hungry… 🧠🧟🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

04/10/2023

These cute little boos are here to lift your spirits. 👻 Zoom in on their eyes. 😁

04/10/2023

Check out the Thanksgiving menu GRITS Coastal Southern Catering has put out. Those Smoked Gouda Grits are life changing. Just don’t buy them all before we get some! 🤤

03/10/2023

“The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat.” – Confucius, philosopher 🤔 🐈‍⬛ 🧡

02/10/2023

Yeah we are going all in with the spooky season stuff, lol. I hope you guys are ready! 🧡💀🎃

01/10/2023

It’s October! That means it’s spooky season! 🧡🎃👻

28/09/2023

A beautiful setup for a beautiful celebration!

26/09/2023

These gorgeous flowers were the perfect addition to this lovely little birthday cake.
Wishing you the happiest of birthdays!

25/09/2023

Simply stunning pictures shared with us from our friends at the Wedding Shop! How much closer to perfect could this possibly get? 😍

21/09/2023

After our pictures loaded incorrectly yesterday… let’s try this once more.
🎗️September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. 🎗️ In memory of our sweet Tanner, this is our story. 🎗️

20/09/2023

🎗️Please excuse our absence this month. We are still here, September is just a difficult month. That being said, September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month and this is our story…🎗️

He was a bright, active, happy 2 year old when my stepfather found a strange feeling mass in his tummy. I insisted on taking him to the doctor by myself since it was surly not a big deal because my kids have always been healthy. It was like being sucked into a tornado, you recognize the things that were flying by you but nothing was where it belongs, including your legs. I remember starting to cry & our pediatrician pulling me to the side, reminding me that we didn't know anything for sure yet 8 1 didn't need to scare my son. So I held my breath as I carried him to the car. I locked him into his car seat, sat down in the passenger seat, called his father to come get us since I knew I couldn't drive & then I started to quietly cry. My sweet two year old son, sat in the back seat, not aware of what exactly was going on, says, "Mommy, me be alright." It wasn't a question, it was a statement. And he was alright, better than the rest of us for the most part. It was cancer, called a Wilms Tumor, a mass the size of a softball on his kidney and it had spread. Surgery, chemo, radiation, transfusions... For five months he fought this demon. I held his tiny hand as he laid in bed, held his tiny head as he threw up what little he would eat 8 I held his tiny body down as they inserted needles the size of a juice box straw into his chest. I had to dig out the 12 month clothes that I had put away because he lost so much weight that his clothes no longer fit.
The normal chemo wasn't working, they needed something stronger, something even more deadly. What do you say? You don't just let the demon take your child, you fight, you pray. So we did just that. And then the news came, we were cancer free! Such a happy day! But the damage was already done. I watched as his energy dwindle down to nothing. I assumed his labored breathing was a sign his blood counts were off. We went to the hospital & insisted that they admit us even though they couldn't find any real reason. That was the last night I kissed him good night. Our last cuddles were in that hospital bed. It wasn't as simple as he drifted off in his sleep. We went to war that night as well. It was a panicked scream for a nurse & CPR 8 a sudden room full of doctors 8 nurses. It was me on my knees screaming 8 praying to God & crying until I couldn't see & hearing the doctors discussing "calling it" 8 me screaming that they couldn't do that! It was our pediatrician telling them to give him one more dose of adrenaline & Tanner's heart starting one more time! It was my first 8 last plane ride ever & watching nurses preform CPR mid flight while telling the pilot to turn around & land. It was a stranger finding me on the ground outside the plane & picking me up 8 placing me in his truck while we waited on the ambulance to come. It was a very quiet ride in the ambulance back to the hospital. It was knowing but not saying & not daring to stop praying long enough to see. And passing out in the hall of the hospital outside the room where they took him. I don't remember much about the rest. Someone trying to console me but me just pushing them away. My eyes being literally swollen shut from crying. Laying across my son's empty body & apologizing a hundred times. The sound of our kind pediatrician confirming my worst nightmare. I think God protects me from remembering all of it. And I thank Him for that. Each year in the U.S. there are an estimated 15.780 children between the ages of birth and 19 years of age who are diagnosed with cancer. Awareness is the first step to fighting. Please be aware, please spread the word and please donate if you can. And you, my facebook friends, that ask how we survived? Here is the answer... 2 Samuel 12:23-23

23/08/2023

Well… 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m just sayin’!