D&D at my wedding

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crypt-creature

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ShadowKatt said:
You do realise that the wedding is for the woman? As much as I hate to be the killjoy on this one, if you throw a D&D themed wedding for you and the grooms, and your wife is cool with it, I'd wager she's not and this is going to haunt you for the rest of your *coughshortcough* marrige.
And men aren't supposed to get something out of it, ever?

If my fiance wants a D&D cake, I'd not only be excited about it but would be going over so many ideas with him that we'd ask the rest of our group to help us narrow things down.

As for an idea, OP, a beholder eating a bunch of dice (20's, 4's, 8's, 10's etc)
 

Slash Dementia

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That cake looks amazing.
How about a d20 die? Or...

shewolf51 said:
Kobold! No wait, too small.
What Shewolf51 said, but not with the "Happy Birthday", and bigger.
Congratulations on the going to get married.
 

tanithwolf

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How about this the death knight charging up a ramp of dead hobgoblins from OOTS.
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0436.html
Nothing says DnD like OOTS also you should have "explosive runes" written in small pink icing on the cake.
 

Erana

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This dragon is a cake.
Your argument is invalid.

Really, though, the most epic D&D cake would be some kinda cookie cake that you actually played the game on.
It would be a true D&D cake.
 

HisHoneyBee

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You should make your cake look like a battle grid of a castle or a church or something with figurines of you and your wife. along with a d20 on the grid board as if you rolled it.
 

ShadowStar42

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Ok, so for anyone who's interested the wedding is now in less than 3 weeks and the cake designs are final, I'll make sure to post some pictures when we get back from our honeymoon. The cake will be a bust of the character Presto from the old Dungeons and Dragons cartoon rolling dice. He'll be placed behind a battle mat which will have some terrain and minis that have been converted and painted to look like the Gnome from the new D&D animated shorts holding his badger Francis out in front of him while confronting the Beholder from on of the other shorts. I was going to go with something more along the lines of what was suggested with it begin a full Beholder cake but that turned out to be cost prohibitive. Thank you all for your advice and wish me luck.
 

ShadowStar42

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Technically it's a D&D themed Groom's Cake, our wedding cake will be a very traditional four tiered square cake, although we are including a joke in it. As I am Native American and she is African American the cake will be marbled Red Velvet and Chocolate.
 

Chris Lane

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My lady is letting me have a D&D grooms cake too. She's all over the wedding cake though, man. Girly and frilly. I'm thinking battle mat, edible dice, and minis on it.
 

Bara_no_Hime

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TheNamlessGuy said:
But my vote goes for
Oh, yes, I vote for this one!

Or you could go for something iconic. Someone mentioned a beholder, which is always a good choice. It's also round.

Another option would be to choose something from your favorite setting? Eberron, Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Ravenloft, Golaron (Pathfinder setting), etc all have notable characters and creatures that could provide a theme for your cake.

Still, I gotta say, that book cake is amazing.

OP: Just one question - your bride is okay with this, right?
 

standokan

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I'm for a cake of a dungeon map with the party in it and lots and lots of killed kobolds, oh god I hate kobolds.
 

Brutal Peanut

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I had a home wedding and I was cheap. Got a small cake to cut from the market. It was freakin' delicious. And some cupcakes with those round party sprinkles to go around. It looked nice, and wasn't expensive. (We also got drunk the night before and made a small Pac-Man grooms cake ourselves from a box of cake mix, and cheap ready-to-use fondant. lol.) Just for shits and giggles. No one was really supposed to eat it. It was our evenings entertainment. 'Our', being my sister, my friend, and I.

I went around looking for a traditional one, to begin with.; and then a gamer cake. All of them told me the same thing, they can make it if I wanted to spend the money, but if it was too elaborate, it may be inedible. Or if it is edible it's hard and gross. So you paid all that money for a cake you can't, or don't want to eat, but will still go bad. I know it's supposed to be the one day for your whole life, but there was no freakin' way I was spending $350 (+) on a cake, that will eventually be poo.

Then again, I'm cheap. People had to force me to spend money for my own wedding, and I was the bride. It couldn't have been more then $500-$600 for everything, non-denominational minister included. I made a lot of it myself.

But you know, I'd probably get the dragon too.

EDIT: Or if you are open to something else, Futurama brain slug cupcakes.


Just looking at them makes me giggle.
 

TehBooger

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Can't believe there are so many nay sayers here, a D&D cake at a wedding sounds amazing to me. Classic choices to me are a pack of Illithid, a dragon, a beholder or something like that. Possibly with a party preparing nearby.
 

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ShadowStar42 said:
Anyway, any suggests on what the most awesome D&D cake would be?
could go for something like a dragon on a lower layer of cake and it being fended off by a sword-weilding warroir/knight and a princess or cleric or something being defended by said warrior from the dragon.
 

ShadowStar42

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Yeah, when the wedding happened I decided not to resurrect this thread and just started a new one here
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.238807-My-Geeky-Grooms-Cake
Thanks again for everyone who gave advice and congratulations.
 

zHellas

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ShadowStar42 said:
Anyway, any suggests on what the most awesome D&D cake would be?
A big Red Dragon being fought by You and Your Wife's characters.