
Exterminate you say? That you shall be, Daleks; you will be devoured. These life-sized Daleks are excellent wedding cakes built by UK based Dinkydoodle Designs. We especially like the hat and veil touch on the Daleks.


Exterminate you say? That you shall be, Daleks; you will be devoured. These life-sized Daleks are excellent wedding cakes built by UK based Dinkydoodle Designs. We especially like the hat and veil touch on the Daleks.


This is probably not the best idea of a wedding cake, but when you dig real deep on shaky philosophy, you realize truly just how deeply romantic this is. The cake shows severed heads of the bride and the groom, with the words till death do us part. That truly is the most romantic thing ever, and presented better with severed heads as the couple from Austin, Texas rightly understood. The cake was made by Sideserf Cake Studio.
Via Reddit, Geekologie
This fun looking Monsters birthday cake has Mike Wazowski sitting on what looks like a cushion resembling Sullivan’s fur. It was made by CakeCentral member JulzyCakes.
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Nerdache Cakes made this stunning representation of the good old Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The cake was made for someone’s first birthday, which we would say is an excellent start. The entire ship is made of cake, the King of Red Lions is foam and chocolate.


That’s six feet seven inches of dark deliciousness in the shape of Darth Vader. He probably weighed less, but the cake is about 500 pounds. Vader’s cape is 100 lbs of marshmallow fondant, which we guess makes it 100 percent delicious. Ingredients of the cake include 386 eggs, 210 lbs of marshmallow fondant, 57 lbs of butter, and 3.5 cups of vanilla. The giant Vader cake was made by Amanda Oakleaf Cakes.
Frighteningly real looking Snake cake by Cake Wrecks. These people really know how to mix it up.
Apparently, having Gollum make an appearance at weddings is the new “in” thing. You can have Gollum as the ringbearer, you can have Gollum on the cake. We suppose next time we see something like this, Gollum might be walking down the aisle.
Via Between the Pages, Neatorama
Created for the NYC premiere of the last Harry Potter movie, this cake shows a burnt Hogwarts, an aftermath of the wizard war that the building was witness to. The lighting effects they added makes the cake look eerily real, which we guess also works because the construction seems fairly accurate.
Via CharmCity Cakes, Geekologie