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Bliss Baked Goods

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Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 | Edmonton |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 23, 2026. Business status: Active.

Bliss Baked Goods is an Edmonton bakery with an official custom-cake page that includes wedding cakes among its special-occasion work. For couples researching Edmonton wedding cakes, its documented points of distinction are custom design and cakes described by the bakery as nut-free, dairy-free and kosher pareve. Vegan options are also available, and the published flavour list includes several gluten-friendly vegan choices.

The bakery does not publish fixed wedding-cake packages, serving sizes or prices on the supplied pages. Instead, it prepares estimates after discussing the requested cake in person, by phone or by email. Couples should therefore treat the website as a starting point, share their event details and design ideas, and confirm dietary requirements, lead time, portions, collection arrangements and the final quote directly. Last reviewed September 23, 2026.

Services and specialization

Bliss Baked Goods offers custom-designed cakes for special occasions, and its official custom-cakes page includes a separate wedding-cake gallery. The bakery invites customers to provide an inspiration photo and says its decorator, Kim, will discuss the requested design. The evidence supports custom wedding cakes, but it does not identify standard wedding packages, set decoration tiers, delivery, setup, tastings or consultation formats.

The bakery describes its custom cakes as always nut-free, dairy-free and kosher pareve, with a vegan option available. Its listed flavours include chocolate sponge and vanilla sponge, plus vegan double chocolate, vanilla, chocolate overdose, Black Forest, carrot cake and red velvet. Gluten-friendly vegan choices are listed in chocolate, vanilla, red velvet and carrot. Couples should use the bakery's exact term, “gluten-friendly,” rather than assuming the cakes or premises are certified gluten-free.

Custom-designed cakes, including wedding cakes
Nut-free, dairy-free and kosher pareve cakes, according to the bakery
Vegan options and multiple vegan flavours
Several flavours identified as gluten-friendly and vegan
Inspiration photos can be emailed for design discussions

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed storefront is at 10710 142nd Street in Edmonton. The supplied official pages do not define a delivery radius or claim service throughout the Edmonton region, so couples planning a wedding outside the city should ask whether collection, delivery or venue setup is available.

This bakery may be relevant to couples who want a custom cake and are specifically comparing bakeries with documented dairy-free, nut-free, kosher pareve or vegan options. It may also warrant consideration when some guests need gluten-friendly choices. However, dietary suitability is personal and sometimes medical; couples should explain every requirement and ask how ingredients, preparation and cross-contact are handled before ordering.

Located in Edmonton
Potential fit for couples seeking custom rather than published package designs
Potential fit where dairy-free, nut-free, kosher pareve or vegan options matter
Service beyond the Edmonton storefront is not established by the supplied evidence

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed practical feature is the range of dietary descriptions published for the cakes. The about page also says Bliss Baked Goods is family owned and operated, has operated since 2002, and specializes in dairy-free, nut-free and kosher pareve baking. It states that the bakery's baked and cooked foods are under rabbinical supervision and certified kosher and pareve.

The principal limitation is the amount of wedding-specific planning information available online. Although wedding cakes are shown, the supplied pages do not publish cake dimensions, serving guides, sample wedding designs with specifications, tasting details, delivery policies, setup fees or venue-service boundaries. This absence does not mean those options are unavailable; it means couples need a direct consultation before comparing the bakery with alternatives.

Documented dietary specializations provide a clear starting point for an enquiry
A published flavour list helps couples prepare for an initial discussion
Wedding logistics and serving information are not detailed online
Dietary labels should be verified against each guest's specific needs

Pricing

Current prices are not published. The custom-cakes page says pricing and estimates are handled in person, over the phone or by email so the bakery can discuss the customer's cake needs. No wedding package price, per-serving rate, deposit, minimum order, delivery charge or setup fee appears in the supplied evidence.

For a useful estimate, couples can provide the wedding date, expected number of servings, preferred flavours, dietary requirements, design references and desired collection or delivery arrangement. They should ask for a written quote that identifies what is included, the payment schedule, any change deadline and any cancellation terms. These details are recommended questions, not confirmed Bliss Baked Goods policies.

Ask whether the quote is based on size, servings, design complexity or another method
Confirm whether decoration, delivery and setup are included
Request the deposit, payment and cancellation terms in writing
Check whether design changes can affect the final price

Contact and booking

Cake enquiries can be made by phone at 780-453-0101 or by email at cakes@blissbakedgoods.ca. The custom-cakes page says customers who want to speak with Kim directly should call Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and noon. It advises pre-ordering custom or themed cakes and mentions a minimum of one week's notice, while the contact page says cakes are subject to availability and currently need two weeks' notice.

Because the two official pages give different lead-time guidance, couples should confirm the current deadline for their wedding date rather than relying on either figure. Ordering substantially earlier may be prudent for a wedding design, but the website does not publish a separate wedding booking window. The official pages also display inconsistent Monday-to-Thursday closing times, so anyone planning an in-person visit should verify current hours by phone.

Orders and enquiries: 780-453-0101
Cake-design email: cakes@blissbakedgoods.ca
Storefront: 10710 142nd Street, Edmonton
Cake availability and current lead time must be confirmed directly

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, confirm that the bakery is available for the wedding date and can produce the required number of servings. Discuss the complete design, flavours, fillings or finishes, dietary needs and any wording or decorative elements. If an inspiration image is used, ask what can realistically be reproduced and obtain a written description of the agreed result.

Couples should also establish how the cake will reach the venue. The supplied evidence does not confirm delivery, onsite setup, stand rental or responsibility for post-event equipment returns. For allergy, gluten or kosher requirements, describe the applicable standard and ask the bakery to explain ingredients, certification, preparation and cross-contact procedures. Finally, reconcile the website's different lead-time statements and confirm the applicable ordering deadline.

Wedding-date availability and final ordering deadline
Serving count, dimensions, tiers and flavour choices
How dietary and allergy requirements will be handled
Whether a tasting or design consultation is available
Collection, delivery, setup and venue access arrangements
Written price, deposit, payment, change and cancellation terms

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Frequently asked questions

Does Bliss Baked Goods make wedding cakes?

Yes. Its official custom-cakes page includes wedding cakes and says the bakery provides custom-designed cakes. The site does not publish fixed wedding packages, so couples need to contact the bakery about design, servings, availability and logistics.

Are Bliss Baked Goods wedding cakes dairy-free, nut-free or kosher?

The bakery describes its custom cakes as always nut-free, dairy-free and kosher pareve. Its about page also says its baked goods and cooked foods are under rabbinical supervision and certified kosher and pareve. Couples should still discuss their exact dietary, allergy and certification requirements directly before ordering.

Does Bliss Baked Goods offer vegan or gluten-free wedding cakes?

The official cake page says a vegan option is available and lists several vegan flavours. It also lists gluten-friendly vegan flavours, but it does not describe them as gluten-free or establish a gluten-free facility. Anyone with a medical requirement should ask about ingredients and cross-contact.

How much does a wedding cake from Bliss Baked Goods cost?

Current prices are not published. The bakery says it provides pricing and estimates in person, by phone or by email after discussing the customer's cake needs.

How far ahead should couples order?

The official pages are inconsistent: the custom-cakes page advises at least one week's notice, while the contact page says cakes currently require two weeks' notice and remain subject to availability. Couples should ask the bakery for the current wedding-cake deadline and confirm availability for their date.