Space-zombies need a chaser. Since LEGO unicorns are in short supply, we’ll go with LEGO weddings. Ryan and Katie aren’t the only ones who’ve celebrated their love with little plastic bricks.
Chris Wunz created a series of five vignettes as his cake toppers when he married Erin last year (see all five on Flickr):
One of my favorite LEGO-themed cakes is the one Louise and Greg Tudor had at their wedding (full photoset). Greg made LEGO cufflinks for the groomsmen, and a Classic Space minifig even adorned Louise’s garter belt!
Even celebrities get in on the LEGO wedding action. Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz commissioned Nathan Sawaya to create this enormous bee as a wedding gift for Ashlee Simpson:
Finally, Cake Wrecks had a great roundup a while ago of some very cool LEGO cakes, including this wedding cake for Alex & Adrian:
Congratulations to all the happy couples!
Dan Rubin’s wedding:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grandadmiral/1572275755/in/set-72157602424368027/
Hey Andrew,
Another thing you didn’t mention was that several people have created miniland-scale bride and groom pairs as cake toppers or other decorations:
http://minilandbricks.blogspot.com/search?q=bride
Sean actually sells these:
http://seankenney.com/portfolio/bride_and_groom/
And it looks like you can get these at Legoland as well:
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?G=LLCA46
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?G=LLCA47
And Byron Foret’s wedding, with LEGO themed cake!
http://www.bzpower.com/story.php?ID=4212
Dude, I can’t believe you left my wedding cake off of this post!
Other than the celebrity bee, I was mainly rounding up recently posted stuff, so no offence intended to those of you I didn’t include in this post. :-(
Hi, That is wonderful weeding cake I ever seen .Would you like to sale this wedding cake ? My best friend is going to marry . He love LEGO very much . If you like to sale this wedding cake , could you mail to me and let me know price . Thank you . I appreciate
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^ The items we feature here on The Brothers Brick are generally not for sale — and certainly not a wedding cake that’s most likely already been eaten. If you’re interested in contacting one of the bakers, we’ve included links to each of their Flickr pages, websites, etc.
(Also, it’s generally not a good idea to share your e-mail address in public on the Web, so I’ve removed it for you.)