Enjoy Cupcakes + Jose Villa Photo Inspiration
It’s hard to turn your gaze away from these photos taken by the very talented California photographer Jose Villa. I almost dropped over when I found them on one of my favorite wedding sites ~ Style Me Pretty.
The story behind the cupcake company inspires. Truly this is one awesome entrepreneur: Amber saw a post about a Kansas girl at designsponge who was selling gourmet sno cones out of a vintage trailer. That’s all it took for Amber + Kevin to create Enjoy Cupcakes, a movable cupcakery that can travel in their cute-as-pie Shasta trailer to your wedding, party, bridal or baby shower, special event and more!
It’s no surprise that this vintage-cool cupcakery set in sunny wine country has an absolutely decadent signature cupcake of Chocolate Blackberry Syrah! I’d toast to that!
Other must-have flavors: Triple Chocolate Mousse, Subtle Spicy Chocolate, Smores, Coconut Key Lime, Caramel Crème Brulée and the Strawberry Lemonade. I don’t think that there is any flavor that Amber can’t make to perfection!
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Wow … these photos are lovely … they remind me of spring, cupcakes and everything bright and beautiful. You’re right … it’s very hard to turn away from them!
Thank you for sharing!
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