Military wedding cake topper

Ready-made military toppers are sold by branch and rank, and the bride usually wears a gown. Our figures have your faces and wear the uniform in the photo you send.

Uniforms differ even inside one branch. In 2018 the Army announced its green uniform for everyday business wear and its blue one for formal dress.

Both in dark blue dress coats.

A uniform is optional at a wedding, because it is not an official military event. Some grooms wear dress blues for the ceremony and photos, then change into a suit. Others skip the uniform.

The topper can wear the uniform either way, even if every stock topper you find is in blues and you want greens. Either of you can be in uniform, or both of you.

The upload page has a couple photo in the middle and an outfit photo on each side. We build your topper from the couple photo. An outfit photo is for the clothes. For the uniform, either photo works: on a hanger or worn.

The two of you, head to toe.

The uniform on a hanger.

or

Or the same uniform, worn.

• One clear photo of the two of you, head to toe and side by side, with both faces turned to the camera.
• One photo of the whole uniform. A cap may not stay on the figure, so check the 3D model.
• Soft, diffused light. Hard shadows hide detail.
• If your couple photo already shows the uniform, you can skip the outfit photo.

1. 1. Upload your photos

   Upload the photo of the two of you in your browser. Add the uniform photo and any other outfit.

2. 2. Choose a style

   See previews of you in 7 styles. Origami has sharp paper folds. Chibi has big heads on small bodies.

3. 3. Choose a pose

   Keep the pose from your photo or pick one of 3 others.

4. 4. Approve the 3D model

   We sculpt the 3D model and show it to you.

5. 5. We print and ship

   We print the figure in glossy or matte and ship it to you.

Hold your preview next to the real uniform or its photo. Check these details before you approve. If something is missing or wrong, tell us. New sculpts are free, and you pay only after you approve.

• The coat color and the trouser color.
• The cap, if it is on the model, and its color.
• The buttons, and any shoulder boards you want.
• The length of the coat and the shape of the collar.
• Both faces, from the front and from the side.

Turn the model to check the side too, because when we bought 8 toppers, every proof we got showed only the front.

Will our rank and ribbons show on the figures?

We do not put text or insignia detail on the figures. Check your 3D model before you approve.

He served years ago. Can the topper wear his old uniform?

Yes. Send a photo of the uniform, on a hanger or worn. The figure wears it.