Logo for Little Cherry Cake Company featuring colorful abstract shapes, a cherry, and stylized text

Little Cherry Cake Co

Alternative, fun and geeky

bespoke wedding cakes

Lancashire, UK

A cake designed to resemble a brick wall with two puppet-like characters on top, one with blue hair and the other with yellow hair, both with large eyes and red scarves. The front of the cake has a white oval message that reads, 'Come inside & meet the Mrs,' decorated with a green leafy border with small eyeball details.

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Multi gold award-winning cake designer and Cake International Judge, specialising in alternative, fun and geeky bespoke wedding cakes.

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Outline of a house with a chimney on a black background, designed in white lines.
Outline icon of a camera on a black background.
A blank white square with no visible objects or details.
Three-tiered cake with a sword on top, decorated with flowers and leaves, and the words "As You Wish" inscribed on the middle tier.
A tall black and gray cake with red roses and a black web decoration, featuring a black-and-white cartoon image of a couple embracing, with a banner that reads "Cara Mia". The cake has a textured striped base and is displayed on a black stand.
A two-tiered skull and brain-themed cake with skulls on top, decorated with white flowers and tall, spindly branches on a wooden surface.
A three-tiered cake with a celestial theme, decorated in dark blue with gold star-like accents, topped with a white crescent moon, and set on a base with blue and black textured decorations resembling ocean waves.
A Halloween-themed, multi-layered cake decorated with spooky elements like a haunted house silhouette, bats, pumpkins, and a black cat figure, topped with a figure of a girl with red hair sitting on a black creature.

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Person with long green hair wearing a black dress with floral and star embellishments, no visible face.
Decorative display featuring a spider sculpture adorned with jewelry, placed on a stand. To the right, a bouquet of dark foliage and flowers. On the left, a black poster with white text and graphics.
A decorated cookie with black and white stripes and a message that reads "Never Just the Living" inside a black circle. The cookie is on a black surface next to a glass of water, with a black paper and a black fish-shaped object nearby.
A woman with a floral crown and a woman in a black dress holding a bouquet of flowers, both in gothic attire, standing inside a church with crosses in the background.
A woman and a man standing on a staircase inside a church. The woman is wearing a black dress with floral patterns and a crown-like headpiece, holding a bouquet of flowers. The man is dressed in a black outfit, smiling at her. The church features intricate stone architecture, stained glass windows, and arched ceilings.

Venues

A woman with blue hair and face paint playing a large black harp outdoors.

Attire

Three women celebrate at a wedding, two of them are throwing a necklace to each other, with the third woman standing in the middle, smiling.

Cakes

Entertainment

Celebrant

A woman with dark hair and makeup, wearing earrings and a black veil, with her eyes closed and her lips slightly parted.

Favours

Close-up of grilled black mussels with some orange and green garnish on a metal tray.

Florals

Hair & Makeup

Food & Drink

Two people, a man and a woman, are dancing together on a patterned rug inside a historic stone building with ornate arches and columns, lit by a large hanging light.
A young woman with turquoise wavy hair, dark makeup, tattoos, and a chain necklace holding a bouquet of flowers and foliage, standing against a rustic wooden background, wearing a dark purple dress and a black and white floral crown.

Photography

Jewellery

Wedding invitation card with dark background and decorative snake and floral border. Text reads: Please join us for the wedding of Kayleigh and Chris, 28th May 2025 at 1:30 PM, Rockdale Town Hall, RSVP by February 28, 2025, kandc@gmail.com.
A gothic-themed table setting with a black plate, silverware tied with a red ribbon featuring a heart-shaped anatomical heart, a gold ornate charger plate, and a dark place setting with a red napkin. There are two crystal glasses and a red and black themed menu with heart and anatomical imagery, and the date 26 October 2024.

Stationery

Sylists

Northern lights over snow-capped mountains and rocky shoreline at night with starry sky.
A black car parked in front of a brick house with gothic architectural features, stone details, and surrounding greenery, under a cloudy sky.

Travel

Transport