It's a blue cake. And not a wedgewood china, pale blue, BLUE. Like Grover. The texture looks like thick, impressionist paint globs up close.
I don't want the cake to be a big production. Because we're not serving cake to everybody (more on that later)! We will just have a tiny cake to cut and put the cake topper on. I do like looking at a pretty cake, I just know that John and I love other desserts infinitely more than cake. It is cool though, don't you think?
I could see a whole painter theme here; watercolor envelope liners on the invitations, mini easels on the tables holding up the table numbers...
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