Wedding cake

[tamirra]

Hi, my daughter will be getting married and she has seen the wedding cake that she wants on a dvd film cant remember the name of the film, but it isnt the usual cake it has large brightly coloured flowers made of icing all over the cake at different angles it was a 3 tier cake and it was an american film, does anyone have any idea what shes going on about please? Thanks

[Eve]

Does she know any details about the film itself which might help identify the film then the cake?

Say who was in it, what happened etc...

If it's on dvd am guessing, unless pirate, it's at least a year or so old?

[DaisyMae]

American wedding cakes are completely different to the usual British ones. They are usually sponge based and are covered in American frosting which is softer and sort of creamier than our royal icing.

[tamirra]

She has remembered and its called "The perfect man", any ideas now??

[theonlyone]

So the bride wants a cake and has no
idea where she saw the one that she
now wants ..maybe she can design her own ?
All designer cakes cost mega bucks ..
and at the end of the day you are left
with crumbs ....

[tamirra]

Yeah but its a wedding and money is just money you can always earn more, and ive got to find the one she wants, and shes only seen it on the film the perfect man. and i cant find one like it anywhere.

[spacechimp]

"The Bonus Features include over 20 combined minutes of deleted scenes (including the alternate opening sequence) and outtakes. In the featurettes, Hilary and Heather talk about playing mother and daughter, and Carson Kressley steers the talk about the hair, makeup and wardrobe sessions for the movie. There's a "What the...?" short about how the clapper board was decorated differently for every day, a "behind the scenes" look at the sprinkler scene, and AN INTERESTING PEEK AT THE CREATION OF THE BEAUTIFUL AND EXTRAVAGANT WEDDING CAKES used in the film. Calling these features "bonus" is a bit of a stretch. Fortunately, there's another bonus that's not kept in the bonus section. The film's optional commentary (with Mark Rosman and Adam Segal) is an option off the Languages menu, along with settings for audio in English, Spanish or French 5.1 and optional subtitles in those same languages."

http://www.the-trades.com/article.php?id=3775

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[tamirra]

Hi, can i watch the trailer bit, cos cant find where too click?

[spacechimp]

I mean that you should look on the DVD.

[tamirra]

Even if i buy the dvd i still wont have a photo of the cake which i want, i cant give the dvd to the confectionist, can i really? lol.

[mumof3angels]

Hi tamirra- is this what your daughter was thinking of. Unfortunately it just shows the very top layer and I can't find any other photos of the whole cake. If it is the same cake perhaps your daughter can take the pic and an inventive baker could recreate a similar thing. x

[mumof3angels]

Sorry meant to give the link
http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/2005_the_pe rfect_man_011.html

[spacechimp]

Of course you can give the DVD to the confectioner. You're paying them a lot of money.

[tamirra]

Yes thats the one, but how do i get a full photo of it???

[barb1314]

Hi tamirra,the cake was made by Bonnie Gordon Cakes in Toronto,Canada. Maybe you could contact them and they would email you a photo? Just a thought.I googled wedding cake from 'the perfect man' and the link appears just under your question! Good luck.