Cake Toppers – Every 3D-Printed Design

A cake topper is a decoration that stands on the cake — not an edible print, not something you eat. Ours is a three-dimensional object in PLA, a plant-based plastic, printed layer by layer and then cleaned up by hand: supports removed, stray threads trimmed. Relief, colour changes and lettering are part of the model, not stuck on afterwards.

• About 15 cm wide, so it needs a cake of roughly 18 cm or more
• Socket in the base for a thick, upright ice fountain — never a thin hand-held sparkler
• No pyrotechnics included; an adult lights it, and topper plus fountain come off before the cake is cut
• Not edible, but reusable for years

The first question is whether you want a name on it. Personalised designs carry a name, an age, or for weddings two names and a date — free, and printed exactly as you type it. Most designs set the text in capitals by design, so you only have to check the spelling. Fixed-text designs such as "Bride To Be", "Mr & Mrs" or "Survived Another Year" have no input field and can be returned within 14 days.

The second question is colour. Most designs come in fourteen colours, four of them rainbow blends; a few figures, such as the unicorn or the teddy, are printed in a fixed finish. Pick for contrast with the cake: a strong colour on pale buttercream, a light one on dark ganache.

PLA is rigid and does not snap like icing or bend like card. Lift the topper off, rinse it under lukewarm water, let it dry and put it on a shelf — next birthday it goes back in the cake. The only thing it dislikes is heat: no dishwasher, no hot car, no sunny windowsill.

Printing takes 1–3 working days, then the parcel travels tracked for 5–10 business days to Germany or 2–4 working days to Spain — up to 14 days in total. Free shipping from €70. All prices include VAT.