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Few Wedding Dessert Ideas (That Aren’t Cake!)

Attention all dessert lovers: bring these treats into your wedding for a fun alternative dessert that isn't the traditional wedding cake.

by Dulanjalee Imesha

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Whether you're a nonconformist or just want to supplement your dessert with other yummy treats, these delicious options will stand out from the wedding cake crowd. From finger foods to mini versions of the classics, here are 15 dessert alternatives sure to satisfy everyone's sweet tooth.

 Waffle Sundaes

Breakfast food is an all-around crowd-pleaser that can be served at any time—especially when it's a la mode. Offering different ice cream flavors and toppings like berries, sprinkles and hot fudge will appeal to every guest's taste buds.

Berry Parfaits

Fruit and yogurt parfaits are a great go-to dessert for a healthy (and gluten-free!) option. Guests can create their own parfait and add ingredients from a fruit and yogurt bar, or if you'd like to encourage more mixing and mingling during the reception, have attendants pass them around to keep the energy and movement levels up.

 Cake Push Pops

Cake push pops are easy to eat (aka guests can eat with one hand while they're getting down on the dance floor), they look super-cute on display and they take the idea of a cake pop to the next level. Color coordinate the frosting in the push pop as a nod to your wedding color palette.

 Doughnuts

Glazed, frosted or plain old cake, everyone loves a good doughnut. Reach out to a local bakeshop to try and get the freshest, yummiest treats for your reception. Display them on tiers to mimic a multitiered cake, or go for something a little different, like a doughnut wall or mounds of little doughnut holes.

Glazed, frosted or plain old cake, everyone loves a good doughnut. Reach out to a local bakeshop to try and get the freshest, yummiest treats for your reception. Display them on tiers to mimic a multitiered cake, or go for something a little different, like a doughnut wall or mounds of little doughnut holes.

 Pudding Parfaits

Meet the grown-up version of everyone's favorite childhood treat: chocolate pudding, Oreo crumbles and gummy worms, aka the dirt cup. The modern, sleek parfait glass makes for a fancy display, while the green garnish acts as a sophisticated upgrade from gummy worms. Just set out utensils and you're good to go!

Milk and Cookies

Who doesn't love a good batch of homemade cookies with a glass of milk? Give your guests a true nighttime snack experience by saving these treats until later in the evening, when friends and family need a little pick-me-up. Offer up tried-and-true favorites, like chocolate chip, butterscotch, snickerdoodle and peanut butter.

S'mores

The classic graham cracker, marshmallow and chocolate sandwich is bound to be a hit. Take this campfire favorite to the next level by serving it up with unexpected add-ins, like candied bacon, cookie butter and salted caramels. (Pro tip: Put out a basket of a wet wipes so guests can easily clean up sticky fingers without having to wait in line for the bathroom.)