kilted cake topper?

**Kiltboy** · 15th August 11, 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by Justin Runyon

Shot at 2011-08-14

Fantastic idea.

**Silent Raven** · 15th August 11, 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by Justin Runyon

I had the same problem with my wedding last October. All the cake toppers looked cheap, kitchy, or both. Solution: Go custom. It wasnt absolutely perfect, nor was it cheap, but it was a lot of fun and it's actually nice to keep around. Remember, statistics show that the cake topper is the second most photographed thing at a wedding next to the bride.

Shot at 2011-08-14

Wow Justin, that may be one of the better/less creepy looking custom ones i have seen for sure. where did you get this made?

**Burly Brute** · 15th August 11, 02:37 PM

http://www.scottishtradingcompany.co...index&cPath=27

**Burly Brute** · 15th August 11, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by Silent Raven

Wow Justin, that may be one of the better/less creepy looking custom ones i have seen for sure. where did you get this made?

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I am also interested as I have been having the same issue, but I have till January.

**Justin Runyon** · 15th August 11, 04:38 PM

Believe it or not, it was an ebay item. At first I didnt know how that would work exactly, but the seller had a high number of satsified customers. You essentially did a buy it now deal, then he sent you a link to a site where you started to customize colors etc. That and a slew of photos he wanted got everything down fairly well; dress, hair, even a pint. The company was foriegn, far east, but it shipped pretty quickly and in good order. Like I said, not perfect, but fun.

**Silent Raven** · 17th August 11, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by Justin Runyon

Believe it or not, it was an ebay item. At first I didnt know how that would work exactly, but the seller had a high number of satsified customers. You essentially did a buy it now deal, then he sent you a link to a site where you started to customize colors etc. That and a slew of photos he wanted got everything down fairly well; dress, hair, even a pint. The company was foriegn, far east, but it shipped pretty quickly and in good order. Like I said, not perfect, but fun.

thanks ill look into that!

**biblemonkey** · 18th August 11, 05:23 AM

Originally Posted by Silent Raven

The bride doesnt seem to like this one for some reason but rather enjoy it!

but again only red or green kilts

What's wrong with it? Fighing off the zombie hordes together is romantic!

**biblemonkey** · 18th August 11, 05:24 AM

Originally Posted by Justin Runyon

Believe it or not, it was an ebay item. At first I didnt know how that would work exactly, but the seller had a high number of satsified customers. You essentially did a buy it now deal, then he sent you a link to a site where you started to customize colors etc. That and a slew of photos he wanted got everything down fairly well; dress, hair, even a pint. The company was foriegn, far east, but it shipped pretty quickly and in good order. Like I said, not perfect, but fun.

Does that company still do business? And if so where can I find them? Link please...

**Justin Runyon** · 18th August 11, 02:39 PM

I honestly don't recall their Ebay handle or company name. As I said, I just ran a search, found one that could work within my time frame and had high positve feedback, and went with it. There was more than one place doing these at the time.

**Cherub** · 23rd August 11, 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by biblemonkey

What's wrong with it? Fighing off the zombie hordes together is romantic!

I have to agree, But I am safely married and we had a hand made glass castle as our cake topper it was a gift. If the zombie thing had come up during searches oh 10 years or so. We would probably have got it if for no other reason to freak out My parents, The In-laws would have loved it.