Cakes seem like the perfect opportunity to express your individuality as a couple and really are a work of art. Hopefully my as yet undetermined husband to be loves cupcakes because the only detail about my wedding that I will not bend on is the red velvet cupcake tower that will be my wedding cake. I found some really awesome cakes below - the superheroes and The Nightmare Before Christmas are beautifully done, in my opinion.
What was your wedding cake like? Would you do something different?
{via Pink Cake Box}
{via RocknRoll Bride}
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Alita, I was married in the time before the explosion of the internet. I had only been to a few weddings and so , i had wedding blinders on...i just did it the way I wanted. My wedding cake was a moist and delicious yellow cake baked locally at Crown bakery. Cake toppers out and florals in...not too many just a few on top and a couple here and there to accentuate the 3 tiers of yummy cake. When the cake came out of the kitchen at the reception, we cut it in private, drawing a crowd. As I approached my cake, the entire back of it was destroyed. It must have fallen over at some point. I was so happy on this day, I just gave the hairy eyeball to my new husband and cut the cake, smiling. Never looked back. To this day, i have no idea what happened, but no one knew. So, do it your way and don't sweat the small stuff.
I agree, Michelle, the best way is to do what makes you happy. That cake sounds delicious, especially if Crown made it - they're wonderful! Thanks for sharing your cake experience :)
That's not The Nightmare Before Christmas. It is Tim Burton, but that would be The Corpse Bride. Completely different movie.
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