8 exciting wedding cake flavours to consider if you’re bored of vanilla and chocolate

Move over vanilla and chocolate, we’re here to explore some fun fusion flavours for your wedding cake.

When planning a wedding, the cake might not top your to-do list, but it’s definitely not an afterthought either. Most couples tend to play it safe with the usual suspects—chocolate, vanilla, or the classic frosted plum cake. And while those are perfectly fine, your wedding cake deserves a little more flair. If you’re craving something fresh but aren’t sure how adventurous to get, here are some fun, unique flavours that go beyond the basics, without going overboard.

Chocolate chai spice


This is for all the chai-lovers. Think of this combination as a comforting classic meets an aromatic twist. Rich chocolate sponge layered with a chai-infused buttercream or ganache, with notes of cinnamon, cardamom, and clove that pair perfectly with the cocoa. It’s the cake version of a warm hug with a bold edge.

Coffee coconut crunch

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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For the bride who’s never seen without her iced latte, this one’s a dream. A soft coconut cake soaked in espresso syrup and layered with coffee mascarpone cream, topped off with a coconut praline crunch for a little texture drama.

Rose and white chocolate

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Florals for weddings? Groundbreaking—especially when they taste this good. Imagine a delicate rose-infused sponge paired with white chocolate ganache and a hint of lychee or raspberry to cut through the sweetness. It’s romantic, unexpected, and just so pretty in pink.

Thandai and almond praline


Want an Indian-inspired twist? Then this one’s perfect for you. A thandai-spiced cake—laced with saffron, fennel, pepper, and rose—layered with almond praline crunch and white chocolate mousse, just screams Holi in cake form.

Matcha and white chocolate


True matcha lovers know that matcha in a dessert just hits different—no matter what the haters say. The tart flavours of matcha sponge, combined with a sweet white chocolate ganache, are a match made in cake heaven.

Filter coffee and hazelnut

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Coffee cakes are delicious—no doubt—but a filter coffee cake? Now that’s a clear winner. Especially when you pair it with a hazelnut praline buttercream. It’s nutty, decadent, and sophisticated, and is sure to leave your guests wanting more.

Chocolate orange cake


Okay, now we know we said chocolate is boring, but only when you pair it with the same old basics, like chocolate on chocolate or with vanilla. But throw in a fruity flavour like orange—think orange sponge with an orange zest-infused chocolate ganache—and you have a cake that’s bold, citrusy, decadent but not too sweet, and far from boring.

Mango passion


If you’ve ever been emotionally attached to mango season, this one’s for you. Sweet, tangy, and just the right amount of tropical—this one’s basically a vacation in cake form. Think alphonso mango-infused sponge layered with a tangy passionfruit curd and whipped mango buttercream, it’s a total crowd-pleaser for summer weddings.

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