A company called Doob, with two NYC locations, makes kooky, hyperrealistic, 3D-printed wedding-cake toppers. Couples pose lovingly — and, in some cases, wackily — in a futuristic looking booth ...

3D-printed cakes and cake toppers display themselves. The one on the left was made in collaboration with Duff Goldman, otherwise known as the "Ace of Cakes." LAS VEGAS—Call them Cakerbots ...

The pair are working on a range of custom projects including cake toppers, centrepieces, pie-crust lattices and a four-tiered wedding cake with a 3D-printed sugar stand.

Thanks to a scanner, homemade for £250, and a 3D printer, bought for £1,200, the newly-weds had themselves displayed in miniature on top of their cake at their Blenheim Palace reception on ...

Her background as an architect, designer and 3D visualiser has contributed to her unconventional approach to desserts. "From the moment I got into patisserie I decided to try and add something new ...

Thanks to a scanner, homemade for £250, and a 3D printer, bought for £1,200, the newly-weds had themselves displayed in miniature on top of their cake at their Blenheim Palace reception on ...