My wife and I married 4 years ago overlooking the ocean in Palos Verdes, California. It was a very small wedding (n = 8) without a reception. A month ago, we finally got the chance to bring all our friends together for a better-late-than-never celebration in Minneapolis, Minnesota. My wife insisted we have a periodic table of cupcakes for dessert.
Two days before the party we learned that the business that was going to provide the cupcakes closed up shop. After a panicked internet search and a few telephone calls we found our last-minute, aptly named savior: Cupcake. With less than a 24-hour notice they had 120 cupcakes waiting for us to pick up.
Below are photos of the final display as well as a ‘flavor map’. The element labels/toppers were made out of colored, melted chocolate. Looking back, my only regret is that I only had two cupcakes.
OK, I’ll let that one pass. I’m jealous.
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I’m surprised you did not have a three dimensional spiraling periodic table array of cupcakes.
cupcakes…miamm 🙂
looks sooo delicious, may be its from some cupcakes industries ?lol.
Amazing information thank you so much for sharing. It’s looks like so delicious I love it.