I’m Chinese & my husband is Korean. To simplify things on our wedding weekend, we didn’t do any traditional Chinese or Korean wedding rites. But we gave a nod to both our individual heritages via our caketoppers: me in a traditional Chinese wedding garment, and he in a traditional Korean wedding garment:
It’s not letting me post my picture! But we’re rock climbers, so we went with a wire initial with a bride and groom rapelling off the sides. It’s super cute, affordable, and the climbers swing. :)
I had a DIY wedding and made much of the decor myself. I drew a picture of me and my husband-to-be, which was originally used for the invites. My brother works at a screen printing shop, so he took my illustration and printed it on wood. Cost for my cake topper was $0.00. For our first married Christmas, it was our…
My wife drew the cake topper and included our dog (who was also our ring bearer), our cat, and our hedgehog. My dad cut out the wooden shape and I used Mod Podge to stick the drawing onto the wood. Photograph by Yaritza Colon Photography.
I’m having an Alice in Wonderland wedding and I’m getting one of those crazy topsy turvy cakes and there are going to be flamingos around the whole ceremony. This is the cake topper we got. =D
Lemurs! Because they’re cute. From BonjourPoupette on Etsy.
We had a Frank Lloyd Wright Darwin Martin House Window inspired cake, that we topped with a nautilus shell (part of our wedding invitation was based on the golden spiral, which I also sport as a tattoo). Lucky for us, the gallery curator was amazing and worked really hard to do a group show of artists who were all…
Otters!!! Who doesn’t love otters?
We wanted a cake topper that summed up our excitement about the day (and our doughnut buffet): Whoop! Whoop! Cake topper from Oh Dier. Photo rights: Christina Olson of Electric Lime Photography
I married a Dominican guy, so one of his relatives brought this traditional Dominican Faceless Doll couple to top our cake - but it was so heavy that it had to sit next to the cake instead! I’ve always (in true Jezz style) liked that the woman stand out in front of the man.
My “comment section spouse” Von Clyderdale & I decided on this one for our comment section wedding. You’re all invited of course. I am truly a lucky lucky man.
I grew up in a very pro-AC/DC household, its been my dad’s favorite band since forever and my initials are AC. So when I got engaged to my H (initials DC), I knew I had to have an AC/DC cake topper. I cut out green card stock using a template of the band’s logo, then painted the card stock pieces with green glitter…
I’m a knitter, so I knit a tiny bride and tiny groom and affixed them to a small slice of wood, which was actually from a set of coasters I found on etsy. I glued a lid from a can of something (beans? who knows) to the bottom so the wood would not sit directly on the cake.
Our wedding isn’t until October but we have our topper already! Found it on Etsy. It was a splurge at around $200 but its essentially our only major splurge.
we’re eloping in july to las vegas to get married, but having a reception in september... here
Our cat children couldn’t be at our wedding, so they were on the cake topper with us!
The protester later was quoted as saying he didn’t believe this would negatively affect his career in the Senate.
AMEN. At first I was relieved to serve at Steakback Outhouse, which had no lunch service back then, but imagine my horror when they decided to open Sunday lunch several months after opening my location. Oh, the hatred.
i'm gonna need an apology pizza for that header picture, because I don't have money for pizza right now but GODDAMMIT I'M HUNGRY FOR IT.
