It's Cake and Wills: 'Sugar artist' makes edible Prince and Princess of Wales
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It's what the Great British Bake Off might call a showstopper – with lots of royal icing.
'Sugar artist' Emma Jayne Morris, 56, spent three months crafting the Prince and Princess of Wales from Rice Krispies, marshmallows, modelling chocolate and sugar paste.
The creations, on display at this year's Cake International show in Birmingham, are built to the couple's real-life heights – 6ft 2in and 5ft 9in.
Together, the edible royals weigh more than 130kg and contain a staggering 20kg of modelling chocolate and around 100kg of sugar paste.
Prince William is dressed in his red Welsh Guards ceremonial uniform complete with the Order of the Garter regalia, while Kate sports a replica of the Alexander McQueen dress she wore to King Charles's coronation.
Ms Morris, a mother-of-three from Aberdare, South Wales, said: 'I will say Kate is the hardest, the likeness and the features were hard.
Getting the resemblance of this high-profile couple was very difficult.'
'Sugar artist' Emma Jayne Morris, 56, spent three months crafting the Prince and Princess of Wales from Rice Krispies, marshmallows, modelling chocolate and sugar paste
The creations, on display at this year's Cake International show in Birmingham, are built to the couple's real-life heights – 6ft 2in and 5ft 9in
Together, the edible royals weigh more than 130kg and contain a staggering 20kg of modelling chocolate and around 100kg of sugar paste
Prince William is dressed in his red Welsh Guards ceremonial uniform complete with the Order of the Garter regalia, while Kate sports a replica of the Alexander McQueen dress she wore to King Charles's coronation
Prince William and Princess Catherine on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the Coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla on May 6, 2023
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