Cake Cutting Tragedy Of The Year?
Decorating By TomHallPhoto Updated 18 Nov 2013 , 10:05pm by Shishka4
AHi CC members!
Thought you might be interested to see this :)
It was captured at a wedding in Maleny, Australia last Friday, the 8th of November 2013.
[URL=http://tomhallphotography.com.au/cake-cutting/]http://tomhallphotography.com.au/cake-cutting/[/URL]
Have a great day/evening.
Regards Tom Hall Photography
Great photo, made me alternately gasp and laugh.
Wow What a pic! and a great story, thanks for sharing!
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Hi CC members!
Thought you might be interested to see this
It was captured at a wedding in Maleny, Australia last Friday, the 8th of November 2013.
http://tomhallphotography.com.au/cake-cutting/
Have a great day/evening.
Regards
Tom Hall Photography
The story that backs up just one of the disasters on this couple's wedding day is priceless! It will truly be a day they will never forget. It was the mistakes and mishaps in my wedding I remember the most...a groomsmen wearing neon orange socks, the aisle runner breaking and having to be cut with a pocket knife and kicked down the aisle, a bird pooping on my dress...thankfully no cake disaster though!
priceless--truly priceless
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i love your brilliant watermark placement--truly perfect!
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double sided tape or hot glue--
there's lots of ways
you could plant a skewer pointing up into a foam board that was taped to the stand--and set the cake down onto the skewer--you'd want a hole in the cake board to ease it on--or use a rose nail upside down--
you could tape a smaller board to the stand and glue a piece of shelf liner onto that and glue a piece of shelf liner to the bottom of the cake board--that would not slide
tmi
This would totally be the picture I framed from my wedding.
Hahaahahaaha! Such a funny picture, and your work is gorgeous!
well Relznik, picture 5 tiers of pretty cupcakes with the 6th tier on top being a small cake.
the knife goes in, the cake goes down, all the way to the floor. You can probably picture this in your mind as you may think of everything that can go wrong when your decorating you own cakes. (as many of us do)
I wasn't able to see the image either, I think because of the trailing / at the end of the url, when I typed it in manually and left that out I got the whole page...
http://tomhallphotography.com.au/cake-cutting
Wonderful shot, and I think they handled it well, although I am pretty sure if it was me and my hubby we would have been doubled over laughing once the initial shock wore off! :D
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