Hoover bakery helps Tua celebrate with NFL Draft cake - al.com

Tua Tagovailoa’s NFL Draft celebration was made a little sweeter Thursday night by Dreamcakes Cafe in Hoover.

The bakery whipped up a custom cake that marked the Alabama quarterback’s first-round pick by the Miami Dolphins. Dreamcakes displayed its creation today on its Facebook page, saying “It was so hard to keep this secret! We made Tua’s NFL Draft cake for last nights pick Needless to say we were thrilled to be picked too! He was so kind and friendly. A beautiful person inside and out. Congrats Tua! There will be a lot of new Dolphins fans today.”

Dreamcakes, which has locations in Hoover and Homewood, is owned by Dwight and Jan Potter.

“Honored to have Tua and his family pick Dreamcakes Bakery for his celebration cakes,” Dwight Potter said on Facebook. "(We made his fathers BDay cake too). We had to deliver to a secret location and got to meet them this week. Nice guy and hope he goes far as a Miami Dolphin. (He is a client so I was nice and didn’t say War Eagle once) I can cheer for Miami.” (Potter is a graduate of Auburn University.)

Tagovailoa, 22, the No. 5 pick in the draft, celebrated his selection at his family’s home in Alabaster with his parents, Diane and Galu, his brother Taulia and his agent Leigh Steinberg.

“It was awesome," Tagovailoa said during a Zoom call with reporters after being selected. “It was very emotional for me and my family. It hasn’t just been a dream of mine to make this happen. It’s been my entire family’s dream. I’ve been very blessed to say I carry all of them up here with me.”

Fans of Dreamcakes and Crimson Tide football responded with enthusiastic comments on the bakery’s Facebook post.

“Beautiful!! Made by the Best for the Best!! TuaDolphins,” said Linda Cordi.

“How exciting!!!! The cake is perfect!!” said Shari West Appel.

“OMG!!!!! So cool!!!” said AshLeigh Dunham.

“I have heard awesome things about your cakes. I bet this opens up all kinds of doors for y’all. Great and beautiful job . Congrats. TUA,” said Cheryl Rice.

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