thread: Cake Smash

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    Jun 2008
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    Cake Smash

    Hey lovelies

    I am reaaaaally wanting to do a smash the cake session with Ashton in a few weeks for his birthday.

    Does anyone know of a good photographer in Tasmania that does them? Or can reccomend someone to talk to??

    TIA

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    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
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    Nope sorry but wanted to say that I think he would look gorgeous doing a cake smash!

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    Jun 2008
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    Thanks Raven

    I am hoping someone in Tas has done one. I know lots in Melb and Sydney but don't want to travel THAT far lol

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    I know that *becstar* has done the cake smash with her kids so you should PM her, you might have to clear some messages though

    BTW the photos' are fantastic, you will be really pleased with the results.

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    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    Hi ladies.. whats a cake smash?
    Hope this isn't a silly question... lol

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    The photo's I have seen had an all white background and some standard shots of the kids and mum mucking around and posing and then the photographer put a green cake (I think that was the colour but it certainly contrasted with the background) and let the kids at it. As you can imagine a 3 kids under 5 had lot's of fun lol but the photos are great.

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    Nov 2007
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    LOL Avasmum - I was thinking exactly the same thing!

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2009
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    Me too! What's a cake smash??

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    If you google you find some great examples but basically you put a child and a cake together and let him/her go nutso

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    Jun 2008
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    Mollie Kendall Photography ? cake smash

    That is what I am after

    I've talked to Bec, and she's passed on the details. Can't wait to get it done

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    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2008
    Over The Rainbow
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    wow thats such a great idea, would of never thought of that to do, might have to do one for graces 1st bday nxt year , goodluck finding someone let us know how it goes xx

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    BellyBelly Life Member

    Jul 2004
    Werribee Melbourne
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    Oh I love shooting these, they are so much fun - the cake actually keeps the baby in the one spot for a good deal of time...LOL

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    Thought I'd give this thread a nice big bump because I just did my own yesterday, and although it was a bit of a disaster (she wasn't interested in the cupcakes!), the photos have turned out really well It did take some smooshing-icing-on-her-face for the cute and messy photos, but they look pretty good.

    One tip I'd give anyone who wants to do a cake smash is to make the "smashing area" very big. Not only did Amelia keep trying to escape, I had to get rid of some good photos because you can see the edges of the blankets I used as a backdrop. I cropped a lot, but some couldn't be used because I wanted the colour behind her...

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    I did one with my ds (I had a pro do them tho, they had never heard of one either but I just explained what I wanted and they made it happen!) and I have a shot with him covered in icing bawling his eyes out because he hated it so much. It's my fave XP

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    Thought I'd give this thread a nice big bump because I just did my own yesterday, and although it was a bit of a disaster (she wasn't interested in the cupcakes!), the photos have turned out really well It did take some smooshing-icing-on-her-face for the cute and messy photos, but they look pretty good.

    One tip I'd give anyone who wants to do a cake smash is to make the "smashing area" very big. Not only did Amelia keep trying to escape, I had to get rid of some good photos because you can see the edges of the blankets I used as a backdrop. I cropped a lot, but some couldn't be used because I wanted the colour behind her...
    If you'd like a bit of help "extending" those blanket edges I may be able to help