Here at Foodiggity, we don’t use the term “hero” very often. However, when a bride decides to use donuts instead of flowers in her bouquet, we say, “get that woman a cape.”
The sweet arrangements were made possible by Australian bakery, Dessert Boxes, after they ran a contest to find a willing bride. Paige Kirk was the blushing, dessert-laden bride, along with her bridesmaids, who also carried donut bouquets.
No mention what the wedding cake looked like, but honestly, who cares? Mazal tov!
Do you love pizza? Enough to make it your one and only forever and ever? One woman was willing to commit to a pizza pie for life, and participated in an awesome photo shoot with her love.
The photos are brought to us by photographer Marcy Harris. The story behind the photos is that the ‘bride’ got a hold of her grandmother’s wedding dress and thought it would be fun to ‘marry’ a pizza. The Pizza Groom wore a bow-tie and there’s even a Ring Pop wedding ring — so you know it’s legit.
[link, via Incredible Things]
If you’ve been chosen to be a bridesmaid, you have a few important responsibilities when it comes to the bachelorette party… Book the stripper, hold the bachelorette’s hair back when she vomits, and purchase a penis cake pan.
But when the party’s over and the cake is long gone… What do you do with the pan? Penis Pans has a few ideas. Described as, “One Woman’s Struggle To Use Her Penis Pan,” the site is loaded with alternative uses for the once unworkable device.
So much planning goes into a wedding. There’s the dress, the cake, the dress cake… Wait, what? Created by the “Fairy Godmother of Wedding Cakes” Donna Millington-Day, the Wedding Dress Cake is beautiful enough to wear on your big day and almost too nice to eat.
The dress cake is made from 17 tiers of sponge cake, 22 kilograms of icing, one kilogram of royal icing and hundreds of sugar pearls. When served it would be enough for about 2000 guests. Hopefully it’s not red velvet inside.
[via Neatorama]
The Cthulhu Wedding Cake was made by Kerry’s Custom Cakes. Inspired by the fictional undersea character created by H.P. Lovecraft, the cake includes a sword-wielding bride and groom, and awesome sugar tentacles that could easily represent the challenges of marriage. Mmmm… kids and mortgage payments.
