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dbuhl79 Contributor
dbuhl79
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I'm getting married next year and am now in that process of just beginning to think of bakeries etc, that may be able ot produce a nice Gluten Free Wedding Cake. Does anyone know of flexible bakeries in Michigan that might be able to do this? Any suggestions are very welcome!

Thanks! :D

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I am a cake decorator...in CA. But I belong to a web site that is a bible for most decorators. The site is CakeCentral.com. If you can't find one here, please try there. I am sure one of the cake decorator's would be able to help. I will post a message and ask too.

mrsfish

mrsfish-94 Apprentice
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Please PM me with the area you live in. I have three cake decortators who are willing to help.

mrsfish

mommida Enthusiast
mommida
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try out www.celiacspecialties.com they are located in Chesterfield, Mi.

Sugar Kisses bakery in Rochester or Royal Oak, Mi.

If you are in the Metro Detroit area there are a few more.

If I were looking for a wedding cake for myself, I would contact The Townsend in Birmingham, Mi. It is the hotel for the rich and famous visitors to the area. I believe they would be willing to work with anyone's specific needs.

Laura

Deby Apprentice
Deby
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any Bakery that does wedding cakes ought to be able to help you. When I got married, I gave my cake maker a recipe to follow and all went great.

Another option might be to have a cheese cake wedding cake. Cheese cake doesn't need to contain gluten flour. Our cake had 5 layers. 3 on tiers and two large rounds (one on each side of the main cake) The two rounds were cheese cake.

sweetie101282 Apprentice
sweetie101282
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www.apieceocake.com

The Fedewa's are really awesome, located in the Lansing area. Check them out!

dbuhl79 Contributor
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Thanks so much you guys! This was wonderful help and really eased my worry of finding something for the wedding to please all!!

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