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For The Day Itself

Wedding cakes, made the way Paris would.

A real fraisier. A real opera. A real croquembouche piped to the table while the guests are still finding their seats. We bake for the wedding day itself — by Ali, alongside your planner and venue, in technique trained at École Ducasse.

What We Do

Four pieces of the wedding,

done well.

Multi-tier Wedding Cakes

From a quiet two-tier for an elopement to a sculptural multi-tier for a 250-guest reception. Buttercream, ganache, mirror-glaze, naked, or sugar-flower finishes — we'll match the venue and the table linen, not a Pinterest photo.

Dessert Tables & Patisserie Stations

Live patisserie stations are how a French wedding actually does dessert. Mini fraisiers, individual entremets, tartelettes aux framboises, plated croquembouche centrepieces, and a tray of madeleines that come out of the oven during the reception itself.

Wedding Cake Tastings

After the consultation deposit, we sit down with you (or your planner) for a private tasting at the bakery. You taste the actual recipes — not a stock cupcake — and we sketch the final piece together.

Plated & Coursed Desserts

For seated dinners, we coordinate with your caterer on the dessert course — individually plated entremets, fruit-and-mousseline compositions, or a coursed dessert flight in three small pieces.

Recent Work

From the kitchen.

Classic Fraisier — strawberry-and-mousseline cake
Fraisier (Traditionnel) · vanilla génoise, crème mousseline, strawberries lining the side.
Mirror-glaze Fraisier
Fraisier (Miroir) · mirror-glaze finish for a modern reception.
Classic Forêt-Noire
Forêt-Noire · for the rehearsal dinner or a less-traditional cake.
Macaron tower for a wedding dessert table
Macaron towers · 200–600 piece dessert-table builds.
Madeleine tray for a French-style wedding
Madeleine trays · baked through the reception, served still-warm.
Ali with a long table of patisserie at École Ducasse
Patisserie spread · École Ducasse training showcase.

Where We Work

Venues and households we know.

We do most of our wedding work in northwest Houston — the country clubs, the private residences in Carlton Woods, the boutique venues along FM-1488, and increasingly downtown Houston. If your venue isn't listed, ask.

  • The Woodlands Country Club
  • Carlton Woods
  • Lake Windcrest
  • High Meadow Estates
  • Magnolia Country Club
  • River Oaks private residences
  • Houston-area boutique venues

How It Works

From application to plate.

  1. 1

    Apply through The Private Calendar

    Date, headcount, venue, the feel you're after, your planner if you have one. Ali reads every application himself.

  2. 2

    Consultation deposit

    If we can take the date, you'll receive a private deposit link within 1–2 working days. The $750 deposit is credited in full against your final booking.

    Before paying, you'll sign a short electronic acknowledgment that the $750 is non-refundable under any circumstances — cancellation, postponement, or non-attendance — per Terms & Conditions § 5. Your receipt carries your acknowledgment reference.

    Ready now? Place your consultation deposit →

  3. 3

    Tasting & design

    A private tasting at the bakery (you, your planner if you'd like, sometimes a partner). We sketch the cake, finalize flavours and finishes, and confirm logistics with the venue.

  4. 4

    The day

    We bake the day before, deliver in our own van the morning of, and assemble on-site if the cake is multi-tier. We coordinate with the venue and the planner directly.

Ready?

Apply to the calendar.

Even a rough date and headcount is enough to start. If we can't take the date, we'll write back and tell you that, too.

Open the application