Memorial Day Cakes

This splendid Memorial Day cake features a folded flag surrounded by red poppies. There is a yellow ribbon on top of the flag that says Never Forget.

This wonderful cake was made by Les Gateaux de Gilles  

This cake was part of In Their Honor, A Memorial Day Collaboration

The red poppies were inspired by the poem written by Miona Michael that was based on another poems called, “ In Flanders Fields.”

We cherish too, the Poppy red

That grows on fields where valor led,

It seems to signal to the skies

That blood of heroes never dies.

The red poppies honor those who died while fighting for their country.

This amazing Memorial Day Cake was made by Jenny Haute Cakes as part of In Their Honor, A Memorial Day Collaboration

Here is Jenny’s description of her stunning cake:

This is my contribution to the In Their Honor Memorial Day Collaboration. My piece is a modeling chocolate copy of the Angel of Victory WWI memorial in Vancouver Canada. I dedicate it to all those whole paid the ultimate price to fight for freedom.

Special thanks to Tina Stefanski for her photography.

This Memorial Day Cake was made by Pattys Cake Designs as part of In Their Honor, A Memorial Day Collaboration. It is a two layer cake. The top layer is a brick memorial to honor those who served in the military. There is an American Flag draped on the side of this layer. The bottom layer is a sunset with a silhouette of someone saluting those who are no longer with us.  On the top of the cake is the seal of United States Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.   

This Memorial day cake was made by Ennas’ Cake Design. It was part of In Their Honor, A Memorial Day Collaboration.

The top layer of the cake has the red and white stripes and above them the blue field with white stars of the United States flag. Against the side of the cake is a silhouette of the U.S. Marine Corp War Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) showing six soldiers raising the United States flag on top of Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima in World War II.