Wedding Cakes in Surrey: Seven Cake Makers by Area, with Prices

The only cake maker here with a shop you can simply walk into, on West Street in Dorking, and there's a coffee shop too, so you can talk cakes over a cuppa. The designer, Gavin, has won more than 20 international awards, according to the website, and the team can cater for a range of dietary needs.

An Epsom studio making modern-classic cakes, with hand-made sugar flowers at the heart of most of them. One less thing to worry about on the day: the team delivers and sets up the cake, sorting the timing out directly with your venue. There are vegan and lower-gluten cakes too (though not suitable for coeliacs), and they travel across Surrey, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire and Sussex.

A Redhill bakery with a really clear price list covering tiered cakes, hanging cakes, cutting cakes and cupcakes, so it's easy to work out a budget. Allow a little extra for decoration: couples usually spend £100–£200 more. Local delivery and stand hire are free on orders over £300, a £100 deposit holds your date, and the prices cover 2026 and 2027 weddings. It's a recommended or preferred supplier at Nutfield Priory, Gildings Barn, Burford Bridge Hotel and Denbies.

Something a bit different: cakes with soft palette-knife textures and flowers piped in white chocolate ganache, so every bit is edible, with no fondant and no fresh flowers. You can chat it through on a video call or pop into the Haslemere studio. Gluten-free cakes are available, though the kitchen isn't nut-free. To get in touch, use the form on the website.

Nina has been making wedding cakes in Camberley since 2010, and the hand-made sugar flowers are what make them stand out. A lovely touch for couples: every cake in Nina's online portfolio has its price and portion count right next to it, so if you fall for a design you know straight away what it costs (one floral cake for about 105 portions is £1,095). There are gluten-free, vegan and dairy-free options, though nothing completely nut-free. Nina works across Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, and is a recommended supplier at Pennyhill Park, Frimley Hall and Horsley Towers.

Jade Holloway bakes elegant cakes, both traditional and modern, plus cupcake towers, from a kitchen in Shalford near Guildford. The prices here are the gentlest in this guide, though they're marked as approximate for 2025 weddings, so ask for this year's; stands, delivery, flowers and toppers are extra. Look out for the tasting box, made once a month. Babycakes doesn't cater for allergies.

Every cake is designed from scratch, from simple and pretty to grand multi-tier creations. The maker trained in sugarcraft at Brooklands College and once worked at Great Fosters. There's no fixed price list, but a handy cake finder on the website gives you an estimate, and the £30 sample box comes half off your order. Some cakes can be made gluten-free or vegan.