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Here are a few more armed couples set to wed and fight off the zombie horde:

Get back to painting war minis!!!

Just kiddin' odinsgrandson. These cake toppers look great. Do you paint the cake toppers on commission or do you just paint them and hope to sell them?

I have been watching your work since the first one you shared and I love them all. I need to convince the wife to renew our vows zombie style somehow.

Looks Nice, but on the first one is that a Marine? Where is his top?(I think that is the proper term)

Guess the wife and I need to have Another ceremony just for a cake and topper!

Quality work as usual.

 battlematt wrote:
Guess the wife and I need to have Another ceremony just for a cake and topper!

Thats what i look the most forward to at my wedding, The cake, and well the pie.

You know, I did get a couple commissions for anniversary parties...

 Moltar wrote:
Get back to painting war minis!!!

Just kiddin' odinsgrandson. These cake toppers look great. Do you paint the cake toppers on commission or do you just paint them and hope to sell them?

I do them all on commission. That way they can match specific people (these are each made to match actual brides and grooms).

That's what I figured. I'm just surprised there's such a market for them. Although, since you can ship them wherever you need to and you're not just limited to Utah, I can see where you get the business. They do look good though.

Looks great as usual.

 Moltar wrote:
That's what I figured. I'm just surprised there's such a market for them. Although, since you can ship them wherever you need to and you're not just limited to Utah, I can see where you get the business. They do look good though.

Limited market?! Haha not in Utah (especially in the Provo/Orem area) people are getting married like there might actually be a zombie apocalypse.

Yeah... but I actually haven't done a single one that local yet. I've done only a few in Utah at all actually. Mostly they get shipped out pretty far (occasionally overseas).