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Last reviewed: September 30, 2026 | Oshawa |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 30, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples researching custom wedding cakes Ajax Ontario options can consider Baking My Feels, an Ajax-based business offering personalized wedding cakes for celebrations in Durham Region, Toronto, York Region and other parts of the Greater Toronto Area. Its official site presents custom designs, tiered cakes and dessert experiences, with ready-to-order examples as well as a consultation and custom-quote route.
The published details are useful for early budgeting: one-, two- and three-tier cakes have stated starting prices and serving estimates. However, the final cost of a personalized design, delivery, setup, dietary accommodation and other requested details must be confirmed directly. This profile was last reviewed on September 30, 2026.
Baking My Feels describes its wedding work as custom-designed and scratch-baked. The styles named on its official wedding page include romantic vintage piping, modern minimal cakes, bold statement tiers and themed designs. The business also presents classic one-, two- and three-tier wedding cakes accented with floral colours chosen by the couple.
For multi-tier cakes, the official product descriptions say each tier may use a different cake and icing flavour. The broader wedding page also refers to dessert experiences, but it does not provide a detailed wedding-dessert menu in the supplied evidence. Couples seeking cupcakes, a dessert table or coordinated items should therefore request an itemized proposal rather than assume those products are included with a cake.
The site says vegan, nut-free and low-sugar options are offered. These statements identify possible accommodations, not guarantees for every recipe or event. Ingredient suitability, preparation practices and any allergy-related requirements should be discussed directly before ordering.
The ready-to-order range gives couples a starting point for matching a cake to an estimated guest count. One-tier choices are listed as 6 inches for 12–15 people, 8 inches for 28–30, 10 inches for 44–46 and 12 inches for 66–68. These are the company’s published estimates rather than guaranteed portions.
For two-tier cakes, the listed combinations run from 4/6 inches for 20–24 people to 10/12 inches for 110–114. Three-tier combinations range from 4/6/8 inches for 48–54 people to 8/10/12 inches for 138–144. Actual yield can depend on how the venue cuts and serves the cake, so couples should align the selected size with their caterer or coordinator’s cutting plan.
The business says it is located in Ajax and serves the Greater Toronto Area. Its wedding page specifically names Ajax, Toronto, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Mississauga and Burlington. The site also makes broader references to Durham Region, York Region and surrounding GTA venues.
The offering may suit couples who want a customized cake but also value published entry prices and serving ranges for common tier configurations. It may also be relevant to couples planning through a venue, planner or coordinator because the company states that it works with those wedding professionals and offers delivery and on-site setup. The supplied official pages do not publish a street address, so appointments, pickups and the exact service arrangement should be confirmed before travel.
A documented strength is the amount of planning information available before an inquiry. The official pages publish starting prices, tier dimensions, approximate serving ranges and the mandatory-delivery rule for larger cakes. Couples can use those details to narrow down an appropriate format before requesting a final quote.
The principal limitation is that starting prices do not establish the total for a customized order. The supplied pages do not specify delivery or setup fees, consultation terms, flavour lists, tasting arrangements, payment schedules, cancellation conditions or allergy-control procedures. The business identifies itself as a licensed home-based food premise under Ontario’s Food Premises Regulation, but no customer-facing storefront address is published in the supplied evidence.
The official ordering pages list a one-tier wedding cake from $180, a two-tier cake from $375 and a three-tier cake from $525. These are starting prices for the listed formats, not fixed totals for every design. Floral choices, size, flavours, dietary requests, design complexity, delivery and setup may affect a quote, but the supplied evidence does not state the amount of any adjustment.
Couples looking beyond the displayed designs are directed to request a customized quote. Before paying, ask for a written total that identifies the selected size, servings, design elements, flavours, delivery, setup, taxes and any other charges. Pricing should also be reconfirmed for the wedding date because website amounts can change.
The official site lists 647-612-2148 and orders@bakingmyfeels.com. Couples can also use the website’s consultation or custom-quote route. The wedding-cake page requires at least two weeks’ notice, while the weddings page states that the company is accepting 2026 and 2027 bookings. Neither statement confirms that a particular date remains available.
A two-week minimum should not be treated as a recommended wedding-planning window. Couples with a fixed date, a detailed design or venue access requirements may need substantially more time. Contact the company directly to check the date, consultation process, design timeline, payment milestones and delivery coordination.
Before booking, confirm that the proposed cake dimensions and serving estimate fit the guest count and venue cutting method. Ask whether decorative florals are edible, supplied by the bakery or coordinated with another florist. Couples should also establish who will receive the cake, where it will be set up and what table, stand, refrigeration or room conditions the venue must provide.
For vegan, nut-free, low-sugar or allergy-related requests, obtain ingredient and preparation details rather than relying only on the option label. A complete written agreement should cover the final design, flavours, total price, taxes, delivery and setup charges, arrival window, payment terms, changes, cancellation and responsibility for the cake after setup.
The official site lists one-tier cakes from $180, two-tier cakes from $375 and three-tier cakes from $525. These are starting prices. Couples should request a written quote for their size, design, flavours, delivery, setup and dietary requirements.
The company states that delivery and on-site setup are available across the GTA. Delivery is mandatory for its two- and three-tier wedding cakes. Confirm the venue’s eligibility, delivery charge, timing and exact setup service.
Published options range from a 6-inch one-tier cake estimated for 12–15 people to a 10/12-inch two-tier cake estimated for 110–114 and an 8/10/12-inch three-tier cake estimated for 138–144. Confirm portions against the venue’s cutting method.
The wedding-cake page says vegan, nut-free and low-sugar options are offered. Couples should confirm which flavours and designs can be adapted, along with ingredients and preparation practices relevant to dietary or allergy concerns.
Phone: 647-612-2148





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