Cakes are a must have for Christmas. Ferns N Petals announces their exotic range of Christmas cakes to add to the festivity of this unique occasion. Cakes have been a celebratory treat since ancient times and are an integral part of any festivity.

Ferns N Petals announces its diverse range of cakes for Christmas. These include the regular and the eggless variety, special shape cakes, dry cakes and cookies and dynamic cake combos.

The regular and eggless cakes come in the basic flavors. In the regular cakes we have butterscotch, black forest, chocolate cake, truffle cake, fruit cake. Heart shaped cake, and vanilla cake. These flavors can also be ordered in the eggless versions. The two tier cake is a spectacular treat.

The special shape cakes have a variety of tropical fruits and nuts for their toppings. The Cocoa Kalhua Mousse cake and the snickers cake, the mixed berry n cream half cake, the fresh fruit gateau cake, the lemon vanilla cake – all vie with each other for your attention.

Dry cakes and cookies are made up of chocolate bars, chocoholic muffins, chocolate peanut chikki, brookies, fig and raisin cake, chunky nutty bar, cookies with miracle, fruity fun, cookie with a twist etc.

Cake combos are made up of various complementary gifts. Teddies, flowers and cake make up Love You Everyday. Carnations N Cake are a sensuous combination that never fails to thrill.

Don’t forget to save some cake for Santa Claus as he comes down the chimney.

About the company

Ferns N Petals (FNP), a leading florist in India, has long been associated with good quality flowers & flower arrangements. FNP, the only Indian name at par with international flower brands in both quality and designs provides one-stop solution for all flower requirements including roses, orchid, etc., be it for daily or occasional gifting or for floral decoration in weddings, corporate events and individual parties. Buy and send flowers to India or globally and pamper your loved ones with exotic and exquisite flower arrangements delivered throughout Indian cities and a number of international centers.

http://www.fnp.com/christmas/