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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Dundas | Wedding Cakes |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Picture Perfect Cake is a home-based cake and art business operated by June and Ivor Lynch in Dundas. For couples researching custom wedding cakes in Dundas, Ontario, the official website documents made-to-order designs, handmade icing decorations, numerous cake and filling choices, consultations by appointment and delivery to several Golden Horseshoe communities.
The business identity is supported by recently indexed pages on its official domain: the name, Dundas location, telephone number and wedding-cake service all agree across the home, wedding gallery and contact pages. Some website notices are dated, however, so couples should confirm present availability and order terms directly. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.
Picture Perfect Cake specializes in custom-made wedding cakes and cakes for other special occasions. Its wedding gallery says each cake is custom designed and that the decorations and flowers shown on its cakes are handmade from food-safe ingredients. The designer can coordinate icing colours with a wedding palette and reproduce the appearance of the couple’s fresh flowers in icing.
The published examples cover more than one presentation style. The site discusses traditional fondant finishes, buttercream-covered cakes, rustic or nearly naked cakes, and a smaller wedding cake accompanied by cupcakes. These are examples of documented capabilities rather than fixed packages; the final design, portions and decorative work require a direct consultation.
The wedding gallery lists French vanilla, chocolate, devil’s food, lemon, carrot, spice, orange, marble, lavender, coconut and butter pecan cakes. Its buttercream list includes familiar choices such as vanilla, chocolate, lemon, raspberry, strawberry and cream cheese, along with options including praline, dulce de leche, lavender, mocha and several candy-bar-inspired flavours.
The site also says custom flavours may be requested. It does not publish ingredient, allergen or dietary-accommodation policies, so couples should not assume that a listed flavour is suitable for allergies, gluten avoidance, vegan diets or other requirements. Ask which combinations are currently offered and whether the bakery can safely meet each guest’s needs.
The official website lists delivery to Dundas, Ancaster, Burlington, Oakville, Waterdown, Stoney Creek, Vineland and Hamilton. It invites customers to ask about other destinations, but it does not publish delivery boundaries, fees, minimum orders or setup terms.
This service may suit couples planning within the western Golden Horseshoe who want a one-off design with handmade icing details. Because it is a home-based operation and consultations are by appointment, it is less suited to an unplanned walk-in purchase. Couples holding a wedding outside the named communities should obtain written confirmation that delivery is available to their exact venue.
A documented strength is the range of customization shown on the official site: handmade decorations, icing flowers, colour matching and several cake finishes are expressly described. The website also says Picture Perfect Cake limits the number of weekly orders so that each cake receives personal attention. Its home page states that the premises have been inspected and certified by the Hamilton food-safety department; couples may still wish to confirm current documentation if their venue requests it.
The main practical limitation is incomplete current information online. Parts of the wedding gallery still refer to 2022 bookings, and no present calendar, delivery charges, serving guide, allergen policy or cancellation terms are published. Direct validation of the HTTPS site also encountered a certificate hostname mismatch. Couples should use the confirmed phone number or email address rather than bypassing a browser security warning.
Current wedding-cake pricing is not explicitly published. The official website provides a quotation-request route and asks customers to discuss their requirements, but it gives no starting price, per-serving rate, tasting charge, delivery fee or deposit schedule.
For a useful comparison, request an itemized quotation based on the guest count, cake size, flavours, filling, finish, handmade decorations, delivery address and any venue setup requirements. Ask whether taxes, delivery, stand rental, extra portions and changes after approval are included.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Cake consultations are by appointment. The official site gives 905-627-3196 and junelynch@gmail.com for enquiries and identifies June Lynch as the owner and designer. The contact page places the home-based business at 369 King Street West in Dundas.
The website says wedding cakes are usually ordered at least three months before the wedding and that some customers reserve up to a year ahead. It also notes that short-notice dates may sometimes be possible. Treat this as planning guidance rather than guaranteed availability and contact the business with the wedding date before relying on a particular timeline.
Before paying a deposit, confirm that the date is available and that the written quote identifies the number of servings, selected flavours, finish and every decorative element. Supply the venue address and delivery window, then establish who will receive the cake and whether delivery includes placement or setup.
Couples should also obtain written answers about allergens, storage and display conditions, payment milestones, change deadlines, cancellations and refunds. If handmade flowers or other detailed pieces are important, confirm which decorations are edible and how closely colours and floral forms can be matched.
Yes. The official website describes unique custom-made wedding cakes and says its wedding examples are custom designed.
Yes. Hamilton and Burlington are both in the published delivery list, along with Dundas, Ancaster, Oakville, Waterdown, Stoney Creek and Vineland. Confirm the fee and exact venue coverage before booking.
The website says wedding cakes are usually ordered at least three months ahead, while some are booked up to a year in advance. It also says short-notice dates may occasionally be available, so current availability must be confirmed directly.
No current wedding-cake prices are explicitly published. Couples are directed to request a quotation based on their requirements.
Yes. The home page states that cake consultations are by appointment. Couples can call 905-627-3196 or email junelynch@gmail.com.
Address: 369 King Street West, Dundas, ON L9H 1W9
Phone: 905-627-3196





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September 11, 2026