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Amazing Wedding Cakes (2008)

Season 4 • Episode 10 • Art Deco, Baseball and Versailles cakes

Amazing Wedding Cakes Season 4, Episode 10: Art Deco, Baseball and Versailles cakes

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Melissa met her fiancee Tyler, a baseball player, at a bus stop where, upon seeing Tyler in his baseball uniform, Melissa asked if he was a basketball player. Gauteax Inc.’ s Robin suggests a sexy baseball-themed cake complete with scoreboard, peanuts, sexy lingerie and a caramel corn box that holds an exact replica of Melissa's engagement ring as the prize. Mark and Brittany meet with Christopher Garren to discuss their unusual wedding cake design. This couple vacationed in Paris and took a side trip to the Palace of Versailles. Now, Christopher must create a wedding cake for them that replicates elements from the Palace. Kate and Sam meet with Lauren from The White Flower Cake Shoppe, hoping that she can design the perfect wedding cake for their very specific tastes. They've always loved the art deco style and are having their wedding reception at the famous Silver Grille, a fully restored vintage art deco building in downtown Cleveland. Watch Amazing Wedding Cakes Season 4, Episode 10 Art Deco, Baseball and Versailles cakes in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Amazing Wedding Cakes Season 4, Episode 10 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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