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Something tells me whoever picked out this cake topper majored in Adorbs with a minor in Twee in college. It’s just toooooo sweet. And for little characters made of wood, they look so happy and in love! I wonder if instead of actual cake the guests were just served giant lollipops? Cupcakes, at the very least.
Submitted by: Unknown
The submitter says, “This wedding cake features superhero logos & such.” Good explanation! I especially like the gold “rope” icing around the base. It might not taste good, but it’s shiny! I kind of feel like overall the cake looks like a parade float. A parade float of awesome.
Via: friend's facebook (Sweet Designs Kitchen)
This picture is like one giant collective “NOOOOOOO!!!!” Thankfully, it looks like those smaller lower tiers went unharmed in this classic disaster. The top tiers weren’t as lucky. Pour one out. Top-heavy cakes are never a good idea.
I sure hope this wedding cake comes with delicious flavored sugar syrup toppings. Otherwise, I’m not quite sure I understand it. Don’t tease your guests with a pure white wedding cake and not provide flavored toppings! It’s practically a crime!
Also, is the top stable? The physics of this cake confuse me. I am easily confused.
Submitted by: Unknown
Here’s what I love about this cake: Aside from being totally awesome, the submitter/bride sent it in with a note that she’d heard that “I like Super Mario wedding cakes.” So not only did she send in this masterpiece of cuteness, she informed me that I’m actually known for my love of Mario cakes. Crossing my fingers that means one winds up on my doorstep one day very soon…
Submitted by: Jen
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone! According to the Daily Mail, this wedding cake is old as – and probably tastes like – crap!
The ornately decorated confection was made in 1898, during Queen Victoria’s reign, and is still in one piece despite a large crack in the icing caused by a Second World War bomb blast.
Once white, it has browned with age. But despite this, the rich fruit cake inside is said to be still moist.
I’ll take the person who said that at their word. No 113-year-old cake for me, thanks! I like eating cake that’s moist because it was made sometime this century.
Submitted by: Unknown
The bride submitter says, “I used these on my wedding cake and even went as far as inscribing ‘I Love You’ into my husband’s wedding band, and my wedding band has ‘I Know” inscribed into it.”
OK, I almost can’t handle the cuteness of all that. The cake toppers are like Star Wars Russian Dolls or something. And sure, Han Solo’s hair is a little emo…and Princess Leia looks a little like Bjork, but still the resemblance is clear. I love them! GIVE THEM TO ME!
Submitted by: Dijana
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