Artificial Celebration Cakes
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United States of America
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Artificial Celebration Cakes are artificial cakes that are used to celebrate the life of the deceased. The cakes are artificial, but they are crafted to appear as if they are covered in buttercream, or fondant, like a traditional or custom designed cake. They are created by attaching one or more foam parts and attaching it to a vase insert, or temporary vase. This combination is meant to keep the artificial cake stable by allowing the cake to sit directly on the vase, while the vase insert is placed directly into the vase to prevent it from being blown over. The artificial cake can also be supported by a temporary vase when an affixed vase is not available, this will keep the artificial cake from being placed directly on the ground.
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