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Last reviewed: October 7, 2026 | Edmonton |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: October 7, 2026. Business status: Active.
The Art of Cake offers Edmonton wedding cakes from its location at 11811 105 Avenue. Its official wedding page focuses on real buttercream cakes and provides a dedicated inquiry form covering the event date, finish, flavour, decoration, serving count, budget, venue and wedding colours. Couples can also attach an inspiration image when requesting more elaborate decoration, fondant work or other customization.
The available evidence is detailed about the ordering process but does not provide a universal cake price list. Cakes are quoted individually, and availability is limited by the number of bookings the bakery accepts each week. This profile was last reviewed on October 7, 2026, using the company’s official wedding, contact and about pages.
The Art of Cake’s wedding service centres on real buttercream wedding cakes. The company states that it does not create fake tiers. Its inquiry form lets couples specify a finish, flavour, decoration and number of servings, while an upload field accommodates inspiration images for requests involving fondant, elaborate décor or further customization.
Published tasting flavours include vanilla cake with vanilla, coconut, chocolate or raspberry buttercream, chocolate cake with vanilla or chocolate buttercream, and vanilla cake with lemon curd and raspberry buttercream. The official page also directs couples interested in cupcakes to separate flavour and pricing information, but no wedding-cupcake details were included in the supplied evidence.
The official site lists The Art of Cake at 11811 105 Avenue in Edmonton. The evidence does not define a wider delivery radius, so couples outside Edmonton should ask whether delivery to their venue is available and what it would cost.
The service may suit couples who want a fully edible cake, are comfortable starting with a structured inquiry form and can provide enough notice for design and production. It may also be relevant to couples comparing buttercream finishes or seeking a tasting before committing. The bakery says delivery may be available for additional charges, but the available material does not specify destinations or setup inclusions.
A useful documented feature is the amount of planning information requested at the inquiry stage. Serving count, finish, flavour, décor, budget, venue and colours give the bakery a concrete basis for preparing paperwork or advising that it lacks capacity for the requested date. The business also publishes guidance on how early different types of orders should be submitted.
The principal limitations are explicit. The Art of Cake says it does not offer vegan, dairy-free, halal, kosher or gluten-free wedding cakes, and it does not offer fake tiers. It limits weekly bookings to maintain what it describes as artisan integrity, accepts them on a first-come, first-served basis and reports that most wedding bookings are not accepted around certain peak periods, including Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and December.
The Art of Cake does not publish one fixed price for wedding cakes. Its official page says each wedding cake is priced individually. The base price depends on size and number of servings, while artistic detail adds to the cost. Delivery, when required, involves additional options and charges. Couples should therefore use the inquiry form to obtain a quote tied to their serving count, design and venue requirements.
Some related costs are explicit. A Wedding Cake Taster Pack contains six mini cupcakes in the bakery’s wedding flavours and costs $6 plus tax, with a maximum of two packs offered at that price. Taster packs should be scheduled for pickup by email because they are not always available to walk-in customers. A $100 non-refundable initial payment is required to book. The published cancellation policy asks for at least 14 days’ notice and states that the initial payment remains non-refundable.
Couples can begin through the Wedding Cake Inquiry form on the official wedding page. The form requests contact information, a date, cake selections, serving requirements, budget, venue and wedding colours. After submission, the company says it will send paperwork based on the information provided or advise if it does not have capacity for that date.
The published telephone number is 780-441-1339, and the wedding page instructs customers to use email to schedule a taster-pack pickup. The site lists info@theartofcake.ca. The contact page displays shop hours but directs visitors to Google hours for holiday changes, so couples planning an in-person visit should confirm current hours directly.
Before paying the initial amount, couples should confirm that their wedding date is available and request a written quote showing the serving count, finish, décor and flavour. The quote should identify any delivery fee, venue access assumptions and whether onsite setup is included. Couples should also verify the final payment schedule and how the cancellation terms apply to their contract.
Timing deserves particular attention during summer, when the business says it may need more than the usual three to four weeks. Large cakes, fondant and detailed decoration should be discussed two to three months in advance. The website says quotes are provided only within the calendar year; it currently welcomes 2027 submissions but says firm quotes will not be issued until January. Couples should confirm how that policy affects their date and planning timeline.
The business does not publish a single fixed wedding-cake price. Cakes are individually quoted according to size and servings, with additional charges for artistic detail and, where applicable, delivery. It publishes a $6 plus tax tasting-pack price and requires a $100 non-refundable initial payment for a booking.
The official wedding page states a minimum of three to four weeks, with more time potentially required during the summer. Requests for cakes serving 100 or more people, fondant or special detailing should be submitted at least two to three months in advance.
No. Its wedding page states that it does not offer vegan, dairy-free, halal, kosher or gluten-free wedding cakes. Couples with dietary or religious requirements should verify all ingredient and cross-contact questions before ordering elsewhere.
Yes. The published Wedding Cake Taster Pack includes six mini cupcakes in wedding-cake flavours for $6 plus tax. The business asks couples to email to arrange pickup because packs are not always available for walk-in purchase, and it limits the offer to two packs at that price.
Address: 11811 105 AVE, Edmonton, Alberta T5H0L9
Phone: 780-441-1339





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