Hopefully Her Husband Isn't a Diabetic.
Submitted By: Anon
Is that a 40-pound dress made of dried oranges with bands of vanilla icing? Yeah, I thought so. And is that a bouquet in her hand or a gauze-y napkin holding nachos supreme? Maybe she hired the chef to be her florist as well as her gown designer.
::Update:: I get it now.
It’s not oranges, it’s cream puffs. That dress is a giant croquembouche!
yes they are little puffy-airy cakes filled with cream..mmmmmm. get your facts correctly. men know nothing. this dress makes me hungry.
I see donut holes and airbrushed powdered sugar. And serious drama if she has to pee.
That’s not crazy, it’s genius! Combining the cake and dress means there’s one less thing to be subject to an accident…
The groom is the guy in the picture and is a very well known pastry chef. He made this dress for her to wear.
@Sue
Yeah, it’s cream puffs. Yummy to eat, but what a stupid dress.
i want to eat her dress
LOL, that is weird. wonder how long that took to make and get dressed in
If only Van Helsing had thought of making one of those with garlic, he might have been better able to protect the women from Dracula.
That dress looks yummy!
I’d be sitting at the reception eating my own dress. That might become awkward depending on where I take the creampuffs off of. Seriously though… can she even sit down in that? Does make her look a little… puffy though.
I’ve updated the post. I swear on a stack pastry puffs that I thought it was oranges. I am clearly no French pastry chef.
i thought it was a ferrero rochet dress. . . .
I wonder what her panties are made out of.
comment on update: its still stupid.
Wow! I would love to eat the dress!……I wonder if she is wearing anything under that?
I really like that dress! I would love eating it! To bad she cant sit down!
Wow a dress made of profiteroles I wonder if those will be eaten with the standard accompaniment of liquid chocolate?
[...] Gee, if this is what the cake area looks like, I wonder what the bride’s dress looks like?! Something tells me it’s not your average gown. [...]
1500 cream puffs, 20 pounds, took the baker 2 months to make.
story here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15240970/
WIN!