New Yorkers Greg and Liz Spano used their 3D cake topper to show their love for Phish -- and each other. Jay Lim Studio; courtesy of Lizz Spano This zany nuptial trend really takes the cake. Betrothed ...

A surge in 3D printing is redefining wedding decor for 2026, blending customization, cost efficiency, and trend-driven aesthetics. From Pinterest’s bold celestial and Afrohemian themes to intricate 3D ...

Have you been dreaming of a cake topper that looks a lot like you and your guy? Like, exactly? Good news ahead, lady! A company named Doob has mined the success of using 3-D printing technologies for ...

From GoPros hidden inside bridal bouquets to 3D printed cake toppers, tradition is meeting technology in the walk down the aisle. In a recent interview with Today, Kelly Gould, editor-in-chief at The ...

Step 1: Cut an apple in half, doing your best to create two flat surfaces. Step 2: Cut notches on the rounded side of the apple so you have something to grip when making your prints. Step 3: Place a ...

Los Angeles architects Kyle and Liz von Hasseln have set up a business that produces 3D-printed sugar sculptures for wedding cakes, table centrepieces and pie toppings. The duo founded 3D printing ...