St Bride's Church Cake

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St Bride's Church Cake


Celebrating London Festival of Architecture 2012, John Robertson Architects commissioned Michelle Sugar Art to create a gigantic cake based on scale model of St Bride’s Church in Fleet Street London.

The model and an accompanying exhibition of the history of St Bride's Church, will support the INSPIRE! Appeal - launched in March 2012 to fund the urgent repair and restoration of St Bride's tiered spire, said to have been the inspiration for the design of modern wedding cake.

It took Michelle nearly 70 hours, lot’s of sugar paste and icing sugar to complete this gigantic piece of cake measuring 5 feet tall.

Making St Bride's Church Cake
Making the cake scale model based on architectural drawing



Michelle Wibowo making St Bride's Church Cake


Michelle Wibowo making St Bride's Church Cake
Airbrush


St Bride's Church Cake on Display
On display at Southbank Centre on June 23-24

St Bride's Church Cake
Final touches...


Come and visit the exhibition which is located at the Southbank Centre on June 23-24. The model will be accompanied by an exhibition of St Bride’s, raffles and quizzes along, with tea and cake for all.

To find out more about the INSPIRE! Appeal or to donate, visit www.stbrides.com/inspire

Check out coverage by SE1: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/6108




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