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Approved's Top Cake Toppers




Gone are the days where the only option available for the top of wedding cakes is a generic bride and groom (thank goodness!!). Today, there are so many amazing options to finish off your cake and here are Approved's top 5.

1. Bent wire topper - Personalised, Lazer cut wood cake toppers have been around for a few years now, so these metal versions really feel up to date and would suit any style of wedding from rustic to super modern with its industrial feel. These toppers from Not on the High street are a bit on the pricey side at £35 but they're so pretty!!! And you can find similar options on Etsy for different prices.

Personalised Couples Names Cake Topper

TIP: Why not spray paint your cake topper to match your theme.


2. Sign post topper - I love this topper, it's so fun. It would suit a casual, outdoorsy or barn wedding. It would be beautiful on a traditional cake but it would look amazing on top of a Cheese wedding cake. Plus its a bargain at £10 from Pretty flamingo designs on Etsy.


3. Woodland love topper - Everything on this website is so beautiful but my favourite is this gorgeous Stag and Doe archway topper. So delicate and gorgeous, it is a real show stopper and would really suit a minimalistic cake. This topper and so many other gorgeous ones are from Norma and Dorothy for £20





4. Floral beauty - This topper at Bridenew from across the pond are so gorgeous. I could quite happily plan my wedding around this topper. It so delicate and special. This version, at $19.99 is one of the cheaper options but it would be worth splashing out a bit to have it personalised wth your name or monogram.

Wedding Cake Topper With Mr & Mrs Made of Wood and Printed with Floral Wreath #156



5. Ultra modern topper - This contemporary beauty is glamorous and structural, it would suit a minimalistic wedding and wedding cake creating a real centrepiece and has the advantage of being so visual that it could be framed or hung up after the wedding as a keepsake. The cakes pictured, although gorgeous are not what I would choose for it. Something simple and minimal like a matte or marble effect cake would be fabulous. This topper in lots of different colours and finishes from PS Weddings and Events on Etsy from £32.39.



Or, as a shameless plug, here are my NEW Daisies Cake Toppers from Approved Crafting, coming soon to my shop.
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So there we are my top 5 for 2018. Using an interesting cake topper is a great way to personalise your cake but its also a quick and easy way to transform a plain cake. 

I couldn't resist including some of my extra favourite, fun ideas that I found on my cake topper investigations. Enjoy!

Dinosaur wedding cake toppers. Bride and groom trex, dressed to match the bride and grooms attire. Theraggedwren.blogspot.comPolaroid Wedding Cake Topper Ideas http://www.diynetwork.com/decorating/diy-weddings-cake-topper-ideas-and-projects/pictures/index.html?soc=pinterestlight bulb cake topper - photo by Mirabel Photography http://ruffledblog.com/neo-vintage-industrial-wedding
Wooden heart wedding cake toppers, from Eau Claire, Wisconsin wedding
Rustic Cake Topper Wire Cake Topper Arrow & by LeRusticChicRustic Wedding Cake Topper / Tree Slice Cake by alifesosimple

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