I need a name!

some great names, but keep it simple. Short and punchy names will be remembered and if you have a website remember people need to be able to spell the name. :)
 
cj_eds said:
Cakey Cakey
Cakey Bakey
iBakeCake
The Cake Factory

Good job I read the thread otherwise I would have said iBakeCake without knowing you had already...:-)


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Without going back thro 5 pages :oops: not sure if it's been mentioned but just check that whatever name you choose that the web address is available and don't have a web address with hyphen etc, but how about,

Cake heaven / cake design / heavens cake ?

Corrie Phil
 
Kakes
Cake Point
Lucky Cake
Baking Hot
Cake Eyes
For Goodness Cake
Cake Away
 
I kinda like the idea that Kristy uses her own name, it makes it more personal...

What about "Kristy's Bakery" or "Kristy's little Bakery" (unless anyone already mentioned this one)
 
So Kirsty, we're all holding our breath, have you made a decision yet please & if you choose a name from here what cake are u going to bake them?

If u choose any if mine I suggested, a carrot cake for me please...
 
Kirsty, in my experience, being in the wedding industry for *cough* years, people tend to gravitate towards more professional sounding names rather than ones with your name in the title.

I know wedding cakes are different from celebration cakes but I would think the general principle would be the same. That's just my opinion though.

You've got a bit of a choice to plough through!
 
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