I’m Nadiia, the founder and cake designer behind Wonderland Bakehouse — an award-winning wedding cake studio based in Ipswich, creating cakes for modern, intentional weddings across Suffolk and beyond.

I design wedding cakes as considered centrepieces, not standalone decorations. Every cake is created to belong in its space — complementing the venue, the styling, and the overall atmosphere of the day. My approach is calm, structured, and detail-led, from the first concept to seamless on-site setup.

Design plays a central role in my work. I specialise in tall, elegant tiers, sculptural forms, palette knife painting, refined buttercream and ganache finishes, and modern interpretations of classic techniques such as Lambeth piping. My style ranges from clean, minimalist designs to expressive statement cakes, always guided by balance, proportion, and intention rather than trends.

Flavour is equally important. I’m known for an extensive and thoughtfully developed flavour collection, allowing couples to choose combinations that feel personal and memorable. From refined classics to bold, unexpected pairings, every flavour is carefully balanced to suit both the structure of a wedding cake and the experience of sharing it with guests.

Each wedding cake I create is bespoke. I don’t replicate designs — instead, I take inspiration from your ideas, venue, and aesthetic to develop something unique to your celebration. Alongside tiered wedding cakes, I also offer long statement cakes, sculptural designs, and curated dessert tables, all created with the same level of craftsmanship and visual cohesion.

I work with premium ingredients throughout, including high-quality Belgian chocolate, fresh dairy, and carefully selected produce. My kitchen is fully certified, with full food safety training, allergen awareness, and insurance in place.

To maintain quality and attention to detail, I take on a limited number of weddings each year. My goal is simple: to create a cake that feels effortless on the day, unforgettable in flavour, and an intentional part of your wedding story — not just a cake, but a considered experience.