Take a peek inside our kitchen.

Here’s an assortment of sports ball cakepops we made for a birthday party this past weekend. Baseballs (with the SF Giants logo, of course!), basketballs, soccer balls and footballs. Aren’t they fun?!

Jubilee Lau (of the fabulous Jubilee Lau Events) was sweet enough to interview me for her blog last week. Jublilee does the most beautiful weddings, and it is an absolute honor to be featured on her blog! Hop on over to check it out, and a huge thank you to Jubilee for the feature!

Here are a few photos of cakepops we’ve been working on lately:

mint-colored pops with standard brown drizzle

yellow "ball down" pops with white drizzle and flower accent

bunny pops (these were for a baby shower, but would also be great for Easter!)

lime green pops with blue standard drizzle

YAY! We can’t be more excited about this special feature of our very own wedding over on the fabulous Style Me Pretty Little Black Black Blog! Check it OUT!

And of course some bonus shots of the cake pops.

Ok, can’t resist …maybe just one or two photos of the dress and other wedding details…..

We also had an amazing husband and wife videography team. It was such a nice idea to create a lasting memento of our wedding- we love watching and relieving every moment. And the Rising Moon video team were just phenomenal to work with.

Lauren + Chris Highlights / Atlanta, GA from Rising Moon on Vimeo.

And then they lived happily ever …The End.

Photography: Michele Beckwith/ Videography: Rising Moon Video/ Coordinator: Cristina Perry Events.

Ever wondered what the inside of a cakepop looks like? Now you know!
That’s chocolate cinnamon on the left, and lemon on the right.

Eventbrite and Project San Francisco

We were recently asked to participate in two special events with Eventbrite. The first was Eventbrite’s 5th Birthday!

To celebrate their birthday, they chose to set-up the event like a 5th Birthday, with fun old school games and treats. They had a photo booth, a whirly paint machine, and even a make your own cotton candy station….and of course cake pops! To go along with the theme we did several designs – a “5″ for their 5th birthday and “Eventbrite” all in their company color scheme.

The second event was held at The Summit in the Mission district. It was a  fashion event where featuring local designers and the ticket sale  benefited the San Francisco chapter of Dress for Success. Here’s the link: projectsanfrancisco.eventbrite.com.

To fit with the fashion theme, we made special purses (complete with handles) with an “E” logo in the corner for Eventbrite. They turned out really awesome!

Eventbrite purses!

Birthday pops from one sister to another!

We’re happy to write any message on your pops (provided it fits!).