Luscious Lovelies Cakes is the celebration cake shop run by Sharon, a Multi Award Winning cake artist in Camelon, Falkirk.
Sharon creates truly unique, beautiful custom cakes that are eye catching for all occasions. Birthday cakes, Wedding cakes, Anniversary cakes, 3D cakes, Novelty Cakes and much, much more.
Sharon specialises in creating wedding cakes, and she received 1 bronze Award at the British sugar craft guild in 2017, Then 2 Bronze Awards at Cake International Awards 2017,2 Silver and 1 Bronze award in 2018 , 2 Merits in 2020 , 1 Bronze in 2021, 2 bronze and 1 merit in 2022 the worlds biggest annual cake competition.
Sharon has nominated as a finalist in the Scottish wedding awards for the last 3 years and a finalist for 2023 in the confetti wedding awards.
Sharon has received a certificate of excellence from restaurant guru in central Scotland.
Sharon has been nominated in the Three best Rated Businesses for the last six years running.
Sharon takes her passion & knowledge of much loved characters and translates them into edible pieces of art. She takes inspiration from colours, textures, shapes & scenery, then pours it all into designing the cake of your dreams.
All cakes are baked fresh to order using the finest of ingredients.
Sharon works closely with every client, from the first contact until they have received and enjoyed their cake, to ensure that it meets & exceeds every expectation.
Sharon offers a professional, friendly service and high quality products. She is dedicated to making every cake to the best of her abilities.
If you’re looking for a delicious celebration cake, you can visit my little cake shop between 10.00 am – 2.30 pm from Monday to Friday, where you can pop in for a consultation to design your dream cake.
Our wedding consultations are priced at £30 per couple, and by appointment only. You will have 5 delicious cake flavours to try with a hot drink of your choice. This will be deducted from the overall price of your cake if you choose to book with us.
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