Cute Bunny Cake Designs You Will Love This Easter
Bunny cakes are great for many occasions : birthdays, Easter, spring… But you might think that you need a very high level in baking to be able to make one. Nope. In this article we’ll see all types and levels of decorations. You’ll be able to take inspiration from high level ideas to adapt them, and see that with a few simple tricks, your cake can grow ears and jump!
Ok, let’s dive into it!
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Cute Bunny Cake
This cake is a cool splash of sky blue, with a tumble of Easter eggs on top looking like a pastel party. Those butterflies fluttering around? They’re the life of the party, bringing pops of color and making it feel like a spring day.
The green layer at the bottom decorated with cute flowers give a peaceful vibe to the composition.
Pink Bunny Cake
Here we've got a cake that's got princess vibes written all over it. With a tower of pearly pink on top and a bunny that’s all dolled up with flowers and a bow. It’s pretty enough to make you think it should be kept under a glass dome! The Bunny is printed and positioned on the cake, the pink colour makes it blend very well with the other decorations. This cake wins the cutest bunny cake award!
Bunny Face Easter Cake
This one is bringing the flower power with a crown of roses and a bunny face that’s all smiles and winks. The ears look like they're dipped in a bit of fairy dust, giving it a sparkle that's as bright as a sunny Easter morning. It’s a great decoration idea if you don’t want to make a whole bunny, just make a simple mouth, nose and eyelids, add bunny ears and tada, you’ve got yourself a bunny!
Another bunny face cake design I absolutely love is this one! The bunny's face, complete with closed eyelashes and a sweet heart-shaped nose, peeks out from below the floral crown, and those delicate wire ears add just a hint of elegance. It’s got those cute paws up front, making you feel all the fuzzy feelings. Cute and simple, the best example of beginner-friendly design.
Classy Bunny Cake
This cake is keeping it classy with a fondant bunny that's sitting pretty. It's got this 'too-cute-to-eat' look, perched on a cake that's all about understated elegance, with a few golden touches here and there. It’s a little nod to the fancier side of Easter. The bunny is definitely a step that can be too high to make for many people, but the result is gorgeous. This is definitely the perfect bunny cake for a baby shower or your little one’s birthday!
Easter Bunny Sheet Cake
This bunny shaped sheet cake is covered with tiny blossoms and sprigs, like treasures you’d find on a morning walk. It seems like the bunny's soft, fuzzy texture begs for a gentle touch. Simple, elegant and beautiful decoration proves once again that simplicity often beats its complicated cousin. To make this cake, you can simply use a stencil shaped like the bunny you want and cut a regular sheet cake!
Simple Bunny Cake
This one is a vision in buttery yellow. A cascade of creamy rosettes dances around the top in a ballet of pinks and creams, with gold bunny ears poking out, ready to hop into the celebration. This cake is an example of an easy yet beautiful cake that is beginner friendly, after covering your cake, just add whatever piping you want, and finish it off with your choice of gold toppers/accessories.
Baby Shower Bunny Cake
This adorable bunny cake is practically a work of art! With intricate flower designs covering its back, it's like having a snapshot of a bunny hopping through a garden right on your plate, adding a touch of spring freshness. This cake is a testament to the baker's attention to detail. The baker didn't just use fondant for the bunny and flowers; they also added depth by dusting them with edible dust. And how about those pretty wafer paper flowers the bunny's holding? It’s all perfection.
Lavender Easter Cake
This cake looks like it's been sprinkled with a bit of Easter magic. The sides are coated in a rainbow of sprinkles with a bunny silhouette that looks like it’s been carved right out of a vibrant Easter egg. This cake is another example of a beginner friendly cake design, so if you want to make it simply cut the desired bunny shape you want (using parchment or baking paper is the best), place the stencil you just cut on the cake, cover the cake with sprinkles, and carefully peel off the stencil from the cake.
Cute Easter Bunny Cake
This one surprises us with a plump, cheerful bunny peeking out of an orange round, surrounded by a garden of fondant carrots and flowers. It’s like a snapshot of a bunny having the time of its life in a vegetable patch. The perfect bunny cake for your little one’s birthday!
Egg Bunny Cake
What I especially love about this cake is that not only it’s a bunny; it’s also shaped like an egg! Covered with fondant and a beautiful edible image, this cake is cute as a button!
Enjoy the tutorial of how it was made!
Pastel Bunny Cake
This one is a pastel dreamland. At the base, a colourful array of soft-hued flowers creates a magical garden, while the top is adorned with playful bunny ears peeking out. The whole cake is covered with different pastel colours and buttercream piping, making it the cutest choice for any celebration!
Bunny Face Sheet Cake
Last, but definitely not least, we have this beautiful cake shaped like a bunny head, with its big ears. The top of the cake is a colourful medley of treats, each one tempting enough to make you want to reach out and grab one. The multicoloured piping covering the cake, chocolate eggs, daisy flowers, mini chocolate bars, and beautiful sprinkles makes it a 10/10!
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See you soon and happy baking!