Forget flowers! You can now buy incredible MONEY bouquets and ‘cakes’ to celebrate a loved one or special occasion
- A Sydney business is now selling cakes and bouquets made from real money
- DBouquet caught the attention of shoppers online with their unique products
- The ‘cakes’ aren’t edible and are assembled using $50, $20, $10 and $5 bills
- To make the bouquets, the money is rolled to replicate the look of flower petals
A Sydney business keen to offer customers something different to spoil their loved ones are crafting incredible bouquets and ‘cakes’ made from real money.
The unique money cakes by DBouquet assembled using rolled $50, $20, $10 and $5 bills are available to be delivered across Sydney.
If the cake itself wasn’t enough, awaiting inside is a continuous ribbon of connected bills that can only be removed when pulled from a bow on top of the cake.
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Local Sydney business DBouquet is now selling incredible bouquets and ‘cakes’ made from real money
The money cake perched on a reflective plate is topped with delicious Ferrero Rocher chocolates and tied with a ribbon
The money cake perched on a reflective plate is topped with delicious Ferrero Rocher chocolates and tied with a ribbon.
Alternatively the money bouquets are another popular option that capture the eye with the detailed design of various colours.
To make the bouquets the money is rolled a specific way to replicate the look of flower petals.
The money bouquets are another popular option that capture the eye with the detailed design of various colours
The price of the gorgeous arrangements is not disclosed online, as the brand encourages shoppers to get in touch directly if interested in purchasing a product
The price of the gorgeous arrangements is not disclosed online, as the brand encourages shoppers to get in touch directly if interested in purchasing a product.
In addition to the cakes and bouquets, the business sells money boxes that also feature roses and chocolate.
The business caught the attention of shoppers on Instagram and TikTok after sharing images and videos online.
Fans have been left wanting more and seem obsessed with the ‘creative’ and ‘fantastic’ idea.