Ok I have a client that is getting married at the end of June, She is wanting a lemon cake, with CRIMSON RED whipped icing & has requested SPONGEBOB YELLOW chocolate, dripping from each layer. Does anyone know if this will work or if whipped icing will stand up to June heat & humidity in ALABAMA??? Any help or suggestions would be appretiated!!!!

I don't believe that you'll be able to get whipped a deep red, unless you airbrush it. the yellow will have to be candy melts or something to that effect, unless someone knows how to make a white chocolate fudge frosting, then you might be able to color that and use it. HTH. oh, BTW...RED AND YELLOW?!!!!

I know the colors are AWEFUL!!!! I am dreading it! But the whipped icing, won't the warm chocolate cause the whipped icing to run off the cake?

You will want to freeze the iced cake a few hours and then pour a white chocolate ganache (yellow) over the icing. The coldness of the frozen icing should keep the ganache from running or melting the icing. I worry more about getting the whipped icing red than putting the ganache on the cake. Good luck on that one. You've got to post pictures--why does she want those colors?

Well she is kind of a wierd one, not to mention why do I always get stuck with the wierd ones. LOL. She wants yellow & he wants crimson & I even told her that the red is going to stain everyones mouth & she dont care, she don't eat cake anyways!! I just hate to do this because I know it's going to be so ugly!!!

If you work at it, you'll be able to get the crimson color with the whipped buttercream. I've done it before (I've also had some real color failures). And if you do the freezing/chilled trick, you'll be ok. I'd return the cake to the freezer (after you put the ganache on it) until the very moment you have to with the humidity and heat of summer. Who knows, it may even turn out to be pretty!