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Wedding Cake for Sex and the City 2

19th May 2010 by Lindys Team

It’s not about the movie… it’s not about SJP… it’s not about who is Samatha’s latest squeeze… nor is it about the Manolos… it’s about the CAKE! Here at Lindy HQ we’ve been ooohing and aaahing over the recently released photos of the Wedding Cake created for the Sex and the City 2 movie, due for release 27th May 2010. According to our sources, or rather what we’ve been able to decipher from the web,  the five-tiered, uber glamorous white wedding cake was created by the celebrity wedding cake artist Ron Ben-Israel and his team at Ron Ben-Israel Cakes.  But what particularly caught Lindy’s eye was the use of Swarovski crystals…

The ‘SATC 2’ cake by                         Ron Ben-Israel Cakes – NY

This cake is dripping in them, they tumble from each layer chandelier like, majestically dazzling. This cake is a serious piece of bling – but then you wouldn’t expect anything less from SATC!  As you know Lindy uses Swarovski crystals in her own cake jewellery. They are very very special, truly beautiful, exquisite and very very expensive!

Dazzling Swarovski Crystals

Interestingly Lindy would not put these splendid crystals directly onto the icing of a cake… litigation, broken teeth and swallowed gems spring to mind!!  Most importantly Lindy ensures that all non-edible decorations such as cake jewellery are easily removable for the cutting of the cake. And cake jewellery does make a stunning forever keepsake! So we are intrigued and mesmerised by this beautiful cake. Of course, anything goes in the movies and perhaps this was created purely for effect,  but it does give us something to ponder about in our cake world!

Let us know what you think!

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Filed Under: Cake Inspirations Tagged With: Cake Jewellery, SATC2 movie, swarovski crystals, tiered cake, wedding cake, white wedding

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  1. Sarah Ramsey says

    19th May 2010 at 1:26 pm

    Wow

    What a stunning cake, I could only dream of having something like that at my wedding.

    I bet the crystal sparkle like crazy.

    Oh well back to dreaming..

  2. Jess says

    12th July 2010 at 10:51 am

    Nooooo!!Sorry – this is just wrong on so many levels!

    It doesn’t exactly look “appetising” does it?! Might as well be made out of cardboard.

    I guess it’s just a “catwalk” cake but not to my tastes, I’m afraid…call me a snob but I think it looks completely naff!

    Give me a good loe British classic design anyday!

  3. Lindys Team says

    14th July 2010 at 11:31 am

    Hello Jess,

    Thank you for your comments on the SATC cake.
    The truth is the cake is almost certainly made out of polystrene which will affect how “appetising” it looks. Real cakes are not great under studio lights!
    I think it is true to say this cake is a marmite (or vegemite depending on where you come from) cake – you either love it or you hate it!
    Bold designs often divide opinion.

  4. vitreophile says

    14th July 2010 at 11:13 pm

    Beautiful….but how do you think all those heavy strands are attatched???

  5. Lindy Smith says

    15th July 2010 at 8:52 am

    Royal icing?

  6. Patti LeDay says

    27th July 2010 at 5:20 am

    I think the over all look of the cake is a “WOW!” kind of cake. But…it’s not something I would want to serve to guests. You MUST make absolutely sure that every last sparkly is removed from the cake. I have a thing about non-edibles on cakes…don’t like it. May Ron should have make gems from isomalt!

  7. Riddy says

    4th August 2010 at 9:54 pm

    How amazing, this cake caught my eye as soon as it came on screen whilst watching the film. Its definately a dream cake and the detail is incredible, well designed.

  8. Jane says

    5th August 2010 at 11:20 am

    We totally agree with you Riddy – it’s fabulous!

  9. sarah says

    14th October 2010 at 8:37 pm

    What exactly is holding the cake up inbetween the teirs? Where can you purchase something like that…this is going to be my wedding cake

  10. Lindys Team says

    28th October 2010 at 1:09 pm

    Hello missarah4,

    The cake is being held up with a custom made acrylic stand.
    I would suggest contacting Ben Israel cakes in New York who created this wonderful cake.
    Good luck with your wedding!

  11. carla1986 says

    8th December 2010 at 10:51 pm

    im atempting this cake for my mums wedding not worried about the cake its just trying to find someone that can make the stand its a nightmare anyone got any suggestions?

  12. Diane Atkinson says

    13th February 2011 at 9:56 pm

    Ilove this cake, we’ve just been asked to re-create this cake in November & I can’t wait.

  13. trilby says

    22nd February 2011 at 4:22 pm

    It looks like chandelier not a cake!

  14. katie says

    6th September 2011 at 7:31 am

    this is one of my favorite cakes ive ever seen. i actually saw this on the tv show “Staten Island Cakes”, and fell in love with it. i want this cake for my wedding! i will save every penny i can for that cake. Ron and his workers did an amazing job!!!!

  15. lynda says

    9th January 2012 at 3:49 am

    has anyone found a link or vendor that I can order that cake stand–i have a bride that wants that same cake……….

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