Is there anyone out there that can do a dairy free wedding cake?

We have several bakeries in the area that do Vegan baked goods. They also do gluten free, peanut free etc. Try looking for a vegan baker or a gluten free baker. They would be your best source for dairy free cake and icing.

Https://www.facebook.com/virago.baking.co.cafe

This is the Facebook page of a place near here. Virago bakery. The photos they have are posted on their FB page. The top post has a wedding cake with what looks like fondant to me. I know they are not in your area, but I wanted to show you what sort of things can be done.

Too bad you are having trouble because a dairy free should be easy!

What about doing a naked cake? They are really trendy right now. ...since I can't attach images, just Google "naked cake" to see what they look like.

I found a bakery that specifically catered to dietary restrictions (nut-free, egg-free, gluten-free, etc.). When I had my consultation with them, the first thing they asked was what allergies we were working with. They're also very careful to ensure there's no cross-contamination; they take allergies very seriously. I think a bakery like that is what you want, rather than a regular bakery that is just trying to accommodate your FH's allergy.

I thought about naked cakes and even cupcakes which can easily be made dairy free. FH likes a traditional wedding cake so I'll keep searching...

I have contacted every lactose free/gluten free/vegan bakery within a 100mile radius. One of the things that surprised me (other than the no dairy free buttercream) is that they would only have two flavor options. One had only carrot cake or banana :-/

Boy do you know where the make or have wheat free, just found out have an allergy to wheat corn and peanuts, what else is there? Iknow they use wheat flour in the cacke mix, well at least i still have chocolate...lol!

Can you do something other than cake? A few pies instead maybe? Or a rice crispy treat "cake"?

If they delivered it the day before- would your vendor be able to keep it somewhere so its fresh the next day? How big of a cake are you planning?

They can use riches bettercream no dairy in it.. or do a small cake hidden behind the large cake and cut and feed that

Thank you for the ideas ladies. I'll see if the one bakery which claims they can do it, can deliver the day before. Heidi are you near Jacksonville FL? If you are, Sweet N Flour, Choux Cake Studio and Simply Delicious Cakes offer gluten free options. Hopefully, they have a variety of flavors to choose from.

Another option would be to make a pavlova layered cake with coconut milk whip cream between layers with berries.