New and welcome to the wedding industry is a quirky company called Marry-Mees, which makes 3D-printed wedding toppers. Because in this $300 billion industry, there's always room for innovative ...

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 ...

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 ...

On your wedding day, it's all about you—and your guests will give you a lot of leeway to express yourself creatively. But just how far do you want to go with that license?Here's one way to take it: A ...

FROM the familiar married couple statue to icing figurines, wedding cake toppers are an important part of anyone’s big day. But technology expert Steven Dey offered his friends Emily and Carl ...

It may seem like a wedding cake topper is a staple that has been around since the inception of weddings themselves, but they really only gained popularity in the U.S. during the 1950s. That said, in ...

Most brides look to the pages of glossy magazines like The Knot, Premier Bride, or Wedding Style for inspiration on their big day. Erin Winick, associate editor of the MIT Technology Review, instead ...

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