I recently did a bridal shower for my niece, and the theme was Kate Spade Bridal Shower. While other people were responsible for the decoration and meals, I was responsible for the dessert bar. And what a dessert bar it was! Here are the recipes I used to create this fantastic Kate Spade Bridal Shower Dessert Bar. I found that finger foods that didn't need forks worked great because guests could pick up an item or two to eat while walking by. We used a lot of the cupcake liners to allow people to take one without touching too many of the dessert items.
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Kate Spade Bridal Shower Dessert Bar
First, I created the menu and shared it with the other bridesmaids to ensure they liked the dessert collection.
Peach and Apple Roses:
I found this recipe online, and there were many variations of them.
Apple and Cherry Pie Flowers:
I made these desserts with pie crust and apple and cherry pie filling. Then, I added confectioner sugar to the top. This recipe was great for the guests who didn't want to overeat sweet food. Here's the recipe I posted recently.
Mini Donut Rings:
I also made this Kate Spade Bridal Shower Dessert Bar with these mini donut rings. These were so easy to make, and I enjoyed them. To keep the Mini Donut up, we added mini cupcake liners. This recipe was wonderful, and I was so happy. We ended up not using the party paper and went back to the pink cardstock because they glued better to the flat toothpicks.
Mini Cannolis:
The bride loved Mini Cannolis, so we ordered them from a nearby store, Wegmans.
Gluten-Free / Dairy-Free cake:
Another thing we added to this Kate Spade Bridal Shower Dessert Bar is a gluten-free, dairy-free cake. This cake was small and was for people who can't have gluten. There, indeed was something for everyone at this dessert bar. Be sure to make it special for even the people who have food intolerances.
Homemade dairy-free sugar cookies with the letter of the bride on them:
We tried to make the beautiful Kate Spade cookies, but alas, we failed, so instead, we just did black and white cookies and wrote the letter D for the bride on them. They worked out great, and everyone enjoyed them. I found being dairy intolerant, the dessert bar is usually a place I can't go. Sigh. So, to give to the people who have an issue with dairy like me a sweet treat, I made these cookies.
Decorative Bride-to-be Cake:
And a regular cake, of course. This cake was designed by the Matron of Honor. It was gorgeous!
And don't forget the little food signs. Indicate if they are gluten-free or dairy-free on them as well. One of the bridesmaids found these place cardholders, and they worked wonderfully.
Supplies to make the Sign for the dessert table:
Old Gold Frame
Cricut Machine Vinyl (gold) lettering (Amazon Affiliate link)
3M Chalk Tape (Amazon Affiliate link)
Foam Core Board to fit the Frame (Amazon Affiliate link)
To make the picture frame, I used an old frame and my Cricut machine and added it to the foam core board. Then, added the words to the foam core board. I used the 3M chalk tape (Amazon affiliate link)
If you are wondering about the runner, I bought an extra long tablecloth with black strips
To cover the front of the bar, we used a long, plastic black tablecloth from the dollar store.
Well, there you have it. I hope your Kate Spade Bridal Shower Dessert Bar is gorgeous. Check out our video and subscribe to our YouTube Channel!
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