Rose & Rye
A wedding cake, agreed long before the day.
Wedding atelier
EditorialA magazine-style page for a studio that sells weddings: one large opening statement, the tiers described in the baker's own words, and the tasting booked at the end.
For cake makers
Send a cake your client can see before you bake it.
Elvoric gives cake artists a storefront of their own and a brief that arrives finished. Your client sees a rendered cake concept before you commit a day to tiers.
Free to start · €5 of designs · no card required
Rose & Rye
A wedding cake, agreed long before the day.
Rose & Rye. A complete demo cake store in this look’s palette, typography and portfolio layout, with its own work on the wall.
Rendered work
Designs this studio
has already rendered.
The Gilded Tier
Three tiers, hand-piped bas-relief, gold leaf on the edges, garden roses.
Forest & Dahlia
Forest-green velvet finish, gold shards, a single deep dahlia.
The Linen Fold
Folded-linen form in cream, a whisper of pistachio in the creases.
Watercolour Ochre
Four tiers, watercolour buttercream, gold drip, dried citrus.
Slate & Gold
Charcoal slate finish, one thin gold band, a single white ranunculus.
The Ivory Arc
Ivory sculpted tiers, arched gold lattice, candlelit whites and champagne greenery.
Saffron Halo
Champagne base, saffron and peach glaze, soft piped edges and silk draping.
Rose Atelier
Smooth blush tiers, hand-cut ivory roses and a gilded edge in satin finish.
Naked Berry
Semi-naked tiers, exposed sponge, berries and a raw linen ribbon.
The Champagne Column
Two narrow tiers in champagne buttercream, one satin band, no florals.
Chalk & Ash
Single tall tier in chalk-white matte finish, one charcoal band at the foot.
Starting storefronts
Walk through a cake store
before you open yours.
Every look is a finished store, with its own studio name, palette, wording and portfolio. Open one to see the whole page, then start yours from it and edit what you like.
The Sunday Bakery
Celebration cakes you can order today.
The cake shop
ShopA shop, not a portfolio: portions and prices above the photographs, lead times and a deposit, and every cake orderable in one tap.
Marlow & Rye
One cake, drawn for the day it is for.
The occasion
EditorialOne occasion, commissioned by brief: the finished cakes and the maker before any service detail, with no portion table and no size bands on the page.
How it works for cake makers
Built for the way
you already work.
Same studio, in this craft’s words. The brief questions, the examples and the concepts are all written for cake makers, and nothing else changes.
- 01
Publish your storefront
Your name, your palette and your portfolio on one address. Send the link instead of a PDF. Clients see the cakes before they write to you.
- 02
Your client answers once
Occasion, date, servings, flavours and allergies, plus the cakes they already love from your own portfolio. Your client answers in their own words, on your page.
- 03
The brief becomes a concept
Elvoric reads the answers and comes back with a cake concept: tier count, finish, palette, garnish. The cake is agreed before anything is baked.
- 04
Refine, then bake
Send the concept as a private link. They react to a picture rather than a paragraph, and you adjust before committing a day to tiers.
Begin
Your craft,
your studio, your clients.
Set up your cake studio and send your first brief link today.