I am making a cake for a customer in October who wants roses on her wedding cake that light up. She gave me a picture of the exact cake that she wants (she saw it at a bridal show) and I attached it below, hope it worked. Does anyone out there know how to do this or have any tips they can give me? I would really appreciate any help I get.

I have never done this and am only taking a stab in the dark and may be way off my rocker, but what about those battery operated christmas lights. You will have to consider how the heat will effect the flower if you use bc, ri, fondant or gumpaste.
Mary

I can't really tell if there are little LED lights in each rose or if they are actually 'light up' roses. I googled a little and see that the little LED lights are pretty common. Be sure to investigate those though because it looks like the flowers may increase you bottom line.

There is a website called www.glitterbuglights.com which sells lots of LED items, including LED earrings. I saw them used on a cake last week on Ace of Cakes. Not too expensive at $5 per pair, but the price could be added to the cake after you decide how many you need. Just make sure that the client knows not to eat the roses.

Here's the link to the earrings: http://store.glitterbuglights.com/auto/detailview.php?id1=131868&id2=1803563&id3=YES&id4=GlitterbugLights.com

Tell the guy you talk to that SugarFrosted recommended his site. He might even have a better recommendation to use to light your roses.

loved the faucet light-neat website!

the Ace of Cakes episode last night had a navy blue wedding cake with "stars" on it where Duff used those same earrings that light up. They were joking that after they were used on the cake they could by worn by the bride.