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Bruce and Deb
I finally made a "Wedding Egg"!! And of course
it was for my own wedding. I married a wonderful man by the name
of Bruce Jones whom I have known for 19 years. Sometimes the
right things in life just take a little time. He works as a Captain
for a Fire Department and I am extremely proud of him and the work he does.
I've always thought of our Firefighters as Heros and Bruce has been mine
for many years. We were married on the beach in Bandon, Oregon on
my birthday in February. What a magical time and a dream come true
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Our Wedding Egg
For our cake I used an Emu egg which I sponge painted in light
shades of pink, taupe and white. The front and back are carved in
a free-form shape and trimmed in antique gold edging and cord. Inside I
placed a sophisticated bride and groom sharing their first dance as man
and wife. Beautiful pink and cream colored fabric roses are placed
around the edges in the front, back and also inside the egg. I also
used beautiful sequined flowers at the base of the opening front
and back. The egg is placed on a golden stand which is set on a corian
base that sat well on our cake. Golden findings, a pink glass bead
and pearl finish the top. Roses made of a fine netting were hardened
with glue and placed around the base. Quite a different "cake topper".
It now sits in my china cabinet as a wonderful reminder of our wedding
day.
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Garden Wedding
Shades of pink and mauve are sponge painted on this Emu Egg wedding
cake topper. You will find decoupaged decals of roses on the front
and wedding bells on the back which I have carved around. Pink and
gold trim along with pinkish golden beads frame the front and back openings.
Here you will also find flat-backed opals. The bride and groom are
set in a garden scene with ivy, pink roses, moss and dried flowers. Pale
pink roses are on the top of the egg, set in front of the golden base and
as a garland circled around the clear plastic bottom. Pink bell shaped
flowers with clear bugle beads drape down the sides. The golden stand sits
on a corian base.
Price: $200.00 Item: #WED27
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The Ring
The groom places a ring on the bride's finger in this beautiful wedding
cake topper. In a pale pink sponge painted Emu Egg you will find
the bride and groom surrounded by white lacy flowers with pearls and pink
rosebuds. The opening of the front has decoupaged flowers and the
back has wedding bells which have been carved around. Front and back
openings are trimed in pink with pink beads and gold cording. You will
also find flat-backed rhinestones , a tiny pink rose with green leaves
and flat-backed opals placed among the decoupaged flowers in front. The
top is adorned with a bow and ribbon flowers, pearls cascade down the sides.
You will also find ribbon flowers on the back of the egg. Three golden
swans hold the egg as they sit on a base of corian surrounded by a rose
garland. A white plastic base with tiny pink rhinestones finish this egg.
Price: $200.00 Item: #WED28
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25th Silver Wedding Anniversary Egg
This beautiful Emu egg is painted a very soft sea shell white on the
outside and a pale blue on the inside. Fine glitter over the blue gives
the feeling of an evening sky with thousands of twinkling stars surrounding
the loving couple. Beads of silver and white frame the opening along with
silver edging and silver cord. The silver toned stand sits on a piece
of corian that is mounted on a clear plastic stand. Silver braided trim
encircles both the corian and plastic stand. The silver stand has
pretty white and silver flowers around the base and you will also find
roses here that I sculpted by hand and painted silver. A dove and
tiny wire hearts with rhinestones are placed with the flowers. A
tiny flatbacked rose sits on the top front of the egg with silver findings
on either side and a beautiful CAB teardrop sitting on another silver finding
is the finishing touch. I truly love this egg!
Price: $200.00 Item: #WED29
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When you order a Wedding egg, I can can change the hair
color on the figurines to match the lucky couple if I have enough advance
notice... Please contact me for more information.
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