Need Inspiration For 2 Different Parties.
Decorating By jo_ann Updated 22 Apr 2006 , 3:12am by jo_ann
I have 2 separate cakes to make for different people.
The first one is for a friend. Her birthday is May 1st, her husbands is May 3rd and their anniversary is May 2nd. She would like one cake for all 3 occasions. She has no idea what she wants on it and I am wracking my brain trying to come up with something to incorporate all 3 occasions on the cake. HELP. PLEASE.
The second cake is for my grandson and son. They have the same birthday. The baby will be 2 this year and my son will be 27. Tribi(the little one) loves spongebob and hotwheels. My son is into wrestling(Hulk Hogan), the Green Bay Packers and horse racing. Oh and Tribi loves Oobi. I don't know if anyone here has seen Oobi but thats another story.LOL. Any ideas. 
Thanks
For you son and grandson you can have Oobie doing finger puppets of the green bay packers or have Oobie thumb wrestling. Oobie can go to the horse races.
For your friends birthday/anniversary cake you can have someting symbolizing them alone on their birthdays then join them together on top for their anniversary never being alone on their birthdays again.
My mind isn't moving fast this morning. I hope you can make something of my ramblings.
Doug - I love your interlocking rings idea. That could be a beautiful cake - her side, his side, and their joined together middle part.
Thanks everyone. I love the cake with the interlocking rings. I think I'm going to go with that one for my friend and her dh.
And I like spongebob wrestling Hulk Hogan. That sounds like a fun one.
My daughter-in-law is leaning towards a horse racing cake. She wants to get as many family members as possible to put in for a certificate for the Kentucky Derby for him. This way he can bet to his hearts content.
If anyone has anymore ideas let me know.
Also their anniversary of when they met is that day too. I'm planning a special little cake for her. I'm not going to say what it is because she comes on this site and I want it to be a suprise. 
Another thought for the b-day anniversary cake would be to get the number candles for each of their birthdays, and an inexpensive unity candle for their anniversary and arrange them all together on the cake.
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