Wedding dress for baker's wife made of profiteroles - truly!
 

Just read an article in today's The Weekend Australian (14th Oct) about
a young baker in the Ukraine who made the wedding dress for his bride
using 1500 profiteroles. It looks so cute - just image a pretty girl,
not very tall, wearing a strapless, waisted, croquembuche! She loved
it, and spent hours each night before the wedding modelling the dress
with her fiance adding more puffs.

I wonder if they ate it together after the wedding reception? Or did
the guests eat it at the reception! Check it out:

http://cache.boston.com/resize/bonza..._0041/410w.jpg

Cheers
Bronnie

Wedding dress for baker's wife made of profiteroles - truly!
 

Bronwyn wrote:
> Just read an article in today's The Weekend Australian (14th Oct) about
> a young baker in the Ukraine who made the wedding dress for his bride
> using 1500 profiteroles. It looks so cute - just image a pretty girl,
> not very tall, wearing a strapless, waisted, croquembuche! She loved
> it, and spent hours each night before the wedding modelling the dress
> with her fiance adding more puffs.
>
> I wonder if they ate it together after the wedding reception? Or did
> the guests eat it at the reception! Check it out:
>
> http://cache.boston.com/resize/bonza..._0041/410w.jpg
>
> Cheers
> Bronnie

I'd have enjoyed eating my way from the neck line down.

Sheldon