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ShellBelle was a culinary student marrying into a culinary family, so she and her mother-in-law freaking made the cakes you see pictured above. Yes, that is an edible skull cake. Incredible, right? In fact, we have tons of incredible Halloween-themed wedding in our archives — they're all a little bit spooky, a whole lot of impressive, and hopefully as delicious as they are festive.
Keep reading… if you dare! Mwahahahahahaha…
Corpse Bride wedding cake from Tribesmaid AnotherFreek's purple Hallowedding.
Meet the cake that inspired this Halloween wedding cake roundup — Jason and Freddy Kruger wedding cake! Wow. This just blew my mind.
AndiLani uploaded this cake to our Flickr pool and explained, “A Halloween Castle with Ani and Padme on top. By the way: that is the rarest figure produced of Padme… her in the wedding dress.” And I also spy a lightsaber cake cutter!
Here's a Halloween cake tower made by Ohio baker Confections by Amy for Katelyn and Jordan's Hallowedding. The troll toppers are from the bride's extensive troll collection! I'm in love with those little cupcake ghosties.
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The spiderweb cake from Emilymabe's wedding is simple and yet makes quite a statement.
Remember Derek and Joey's neon Halloween wedding? Remember how awesome their owl-topped cake was?
Here's another festive Halloween cupcake tower. Bride Amy explains, “Our cupcakes were decorated with pumpkins, leaves, and spiders. (Be careful, black frosting = black teeth.)” But I love the ghost cake toppers.
This is the STUNNING cake, made by Texas-based Fantasy Cakes, for Alanna and Nathan's Day of the Dead wedding.
I like Jessica and David's blood red wedding cake, coupled with the black webbed fabric beneath it, and the delicious candy and donuts surrounding it!
Remember the groom's cake with the bear that's eating his own eye from Denise and Jason's spooktacular wedding? Well this is the tiered wedding cake that went along with it. Denise described it as “a cake collaboration: I made the black tiers and provided the fondant skulls on the white tiers for the baker/designer (Missouri-based Cakes by Combs). It looked wonderful and tasted delicious!”
Here's a Nightmare Before Christmas-themed wedding cake. I love the color scheme and the happy Jack and Sally skull toppers. Also check out the quick Halloween-ifying of the cake cutters — just tie orange and black ribbon around 'em and they look festive and photo ready.
Rachel and Pete had the ultimate Halloween wedding cake — a zombie head that they got to hack away at!
How fucking cool is this Halloween wedding cake topped with a looming creepy tree?
In fact, how fucking cool are ALL of these cakes!? Even if they're a gorgeous white tiered wedding cake topped with creepy Bride of Frankenstein cake toppers. Spooky Halloween wedding confections FTW!
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These cakes simply look amazing. The halloween season has really got me thinking about a halloween style wedding!
They’re all amazing! One of my favorite things to look at from other weddings is the awesomesause creative cakes that come from them. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic cakes. My sister got married last Halloween… I wish I had seen this page 12 months ago for some inspired ideas.
They’re all amazing. Wow!
Please can you send me the supplier of the Bride of Frakenstein & Frakenstein cake topper. It’s exactly what we want. Do you know who sells it?
Would love to know where the frankenstein and bride toppers and the devil girl and skull head toppers came from.
Does anyone chance to know where the Frankenstein topper came from? Its awesome and I can’t seem to find any like that 🙁 lots of pictures of it but nothing on where it is from. Thanks