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Stargate Wedding Cake: Transports You To a Universe of Commitment

By Eric Friday April 10, 2009

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Wow!

Gateworld Forum user Dr. Scareys Event Horizon 1.0 (yes, that’s his message board name) got married last fall on September 27th, and his wife’s (awesome) parents threw together this delicious looking Stargate cake for the bride and groom.

Absolutely everything on the top display is hand made, including the wormhole connection which is hand painted icing. And apparently the gate is symbol correct as well.

You can’t see them too well but the bottom tier has earth glyphs running all around the outside of the cake, and non gate related.. the roses on the bottom tier are also hand made and edible.

You can check out some more photos of the cake, as well as a picture of the happy couple, over on the Gateworld Forum. Congrats, Dr. Scarey!

Stargate Cake via Super Punch!

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