Royal Wedding Cake
Wedding cakes decorated to order and delivered for a royal ceremony.
Several cakes rather than one, and each has to be delivered before the next arrives — which turns an otherwise open decorating game into a sequence with a shape. The ceremony provides a deadline in narrative form even though nothing is actually timed.
Wedding cakes mean tiers, and the decoration vocabulary reflects that: piped lace, sugar flowers, ribbon, pearls, and toppers that only sit properly on the smallest tier. It is a more formal set than the birthday and party cakes elsewhere in this section, and it holds together better as a result.
Because the cakes go out one after another, the interesting question is whether to make a matching set or a varied one. Nothing in the game rewards either, which leaves it as a real choice rather than a scored one.
Controls
Tap decorations to apply them; tap the delivery button when a cake is finished.
How to Play
- Take the first cake from the order list.
- Decorate the tiers from the bottom up.
- Add the topper last.
- Send it for delivery and start the next.
Tips & Tricks
Decorate from the bottom tier upward. Anything applied to a lower tier after an upper one is finished disturbs the piping above it, and the game will not let you reset a single tier.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cakes are there?
Several, delivered one at a time as part of the ceremony order.
Are the cakes timed?
No. The ceremony provides urgency in the story, but nothing on screen counts down.
