World Record with Dog-friendly Corgi Wedding Cake

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This morning, underneath the iconic back-drop of London’s Tower Bridge, Michelle Wibowo is unveiling a giant wedding cake made commissioned by Freeview and setting a new Guiness World Record for the largest dog-friendly cake.

Michelle worked for 111 hours solid over a period of three weeks to construct every detail of the cake which measured nearly six foot long, over four foot high and over three feet wide (70” x 52” x 40”). The intricate details of the corgi’s fur took the longest to do with Michelle spending 16 consecutive hours crafting the intricate details. The dog-friendly cake is provided by a professional dog-friendly bakery which includes canine-favourites such as; liver dog food, chicken and beef steak. Watch the video below.

Credits:

Client : Freeview (UK)
Cake & Props: SketchEvents
Decoration & Sugar Sculpture: Michelle Sugar Art
PR: HousePR




Comments

  1. Janet @ DyingforChocolateApril 15, 2011 at 6:53 PM

    This is so adorable! Fabulous. I know it's not chocolate, but it's still terrific.

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  2. modApril 16, 2011 at 5:48 AM

    And Freeview gets all the credits on the world record?
    You should have done it without them.

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  3. Azailee Lee 14 years oldMay 5, 2011 at 1:47 PM

    U do a really good job Um.. MIchelle so yeah!!

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