Vivian Pham, CA - Grand Prize Winner

Susie Araya, TX - 1st Runner Up

Zahra Fatahi, FL - 2nd Runner Up

Annette Hala, CO - 3rd Runner Up

Edith Hall, MO

Carol Lowe, MI

Angela Barry, AR

Gary Silverthorn, MI

Loydene Barrett, OK

Seri Lopez, TX

Lisa Bugeja, Canada

Slideshow: a sampling of stunning 2012 wedding cake entries. Every cake detail is made of sugar.

Celebrating 20 Years!

“Ballet 2013”

Welcome to the official home of the Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show hosted by Kerry Vincent of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Wedding Cakes Will Tell Sugar Tales!

Sweeten September 2013 and visit the Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show where the national Kings and Queens of Cake will present magical sugar theater.

It is hard to believe we will celebrate our 20th birthday and we are gaga! What a marvelous milestone. A visual feast of sublime wedding cakes will be displayed upon stunning table settings; all taking pride of place in the lower level location of the Quiktrip Building at the Tulsa State Fair.

The festivities begin Friday afternoon, September 27 with competition and contestant setup (not for public viewing), with all the flurry of cakes arriving, registration, unveiling – and then the event itself opens to the general public September 28 and 29, 2013.

The theme of this year’s show is “Ballet 2013.” It will be held in the sugar art section of the Quiktrip Building at the Tulsa State Fair on Saturday, September 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and Sunday, September 29 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

General fair admission is $10 per person. There is no additional charge to see the Grand National Wedding Cake Competition, sugar art show or world-class demonstrations presented during the day.

We welcome you all with open arms!

Kerry Vincent
Show Director

Save the Dates

April 14, 2013 – Fun With Sugar, Central Park Hall
September 28 and 29, 2013 – set up September 27.
September 27 and 28, 2014 – set up September 26.

Notable Quotables

Winning Grand Prize at the most prestigious wedding cake competition in the United States in 2002 was a huge honor!!! Never in my wildest dreams did I think that could happen to me. Amazingly, I won AGAIN in 2007! It has been a huge boost to my business, and has helped put Oswego, KS on the map. Anyone in the sugar art world knows very well that being at the top of the podium in Tulsa, OK is truly 'the icing on the cake.

Lori Cossou, Two-Time Grand National Wedding Cake Winner

The Grand National Wedding Cake Competition is truly the Super Bowl of cake! Placing well several times and then winning such a prestigious competition has brought many amazing opportunities to my doorstep: Food Network, BRIDES magazine, the TLC Network.... I cannot put into words how grateful I am for Kerry Vincent's dedication to making the show more spectacular every year.

Rebecca Sutterby, Grand National Wedding Cake Winner

For years, the highlight of the Tulsa State Fair for my wife and myself has been looking at the incredible cake designs. We are very grateful for the efforts of Kerry Vincent to bring world class talent into Tulsa each year.

Senator Gary Stanislawski

The OSSAS is an exquisite production by world-renowned Sugar Artist Kerry Vincent. Featuring the most talented and innovative artists in head-to-head competition, the Tulsa State Fair is enthused to provide a venue for thousands of patrons to experience an internationally recognized event. We are fortunate to have the longstanding partnership with such a professional show, and look forward to its continued success.

Tulsa State Fair

... have to let you know that your cake was a personal favorite of BRIDES editors ... sexy, fashionable and clever, but most importantly, it was meticulous! Proof that the judge gives as good as she expects! I'm proud to feature your cake in the Brides "Most Beautiful Cakes in America" lineup, Kerry! I can't wait to see the talent you collect at the Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show, a perfect place to begin my search for our next competitors.

Maria McBride, Brides Wedding Style Director

Perhaps the biggest and most elite cake competition in the country.

Natalie Mikles, Tulsa World