Baby Shower Mummy To Bee Edible Cake Topper
💛 The Perfect “Baby Shower Mum to Bee” Cake Topper
Celebrate a special mum-to-be with our beautiful baby shower mum to bee cake topper – the perfect finishing touch for your baby shower cake.
Inspired by the popular bee-themed baby shower trend, this topper adds a sweet, stylish and meaningful touch to your celebration, making your cake the centrepiece of the day 🐝✨
“Mum to bee” themed decorations are widely used for baby showers thanks to their cute honeybee style and gender-neutral appeal
✨ Why Choose Our Mum to Bee Cake Topper?
✔ Fully personalised – add names, dates or custom text
✔ High-quality edible print with vibrant colours
✔ Perfect for cakes & cupcakes
✔ Easy to apply – no experience needed
✔ Made fresh to order
Our mum to bee cake topper is designed to look beautiful on buttercream or fondant cakes, instantly transforming a simple bake into something memorable.
🎉 Perfect For:
Baby showers
Gender reveal parties
Pregnancy celebrations
“Mum to Bee” themed events
Cupcake towers & dessert tables
Whether you’re planning a big party or a small gathering, this topper adds that perfect finishing touch.
📏 Available Sizes
6” cake topper
7” cake topper
8” cake topper
Cupcake topper sheets available
(Custom sizes available on request)
🖨️ Premium Edible Print Quality
We use high-quality edible ink and icing sheets to create sharp, vibrant designs that stand out on your cake.
Works perfectly on:
Buttercream
Fondant
Ganache
🍰 How To Use
Carefully remove backing sheet
Place directly onto your cake
Smooth gently
That’s it – instant professional finish 🎂
🚚 Fast Turnaround
Made to order
Quick dispatch
Perfect for last-minute baby shower planning
Don't see your design? Try our Any Theme and upload an image.
Made fresh to order by Sweetpea Sugar Prints.
Ingredients: Edible icing sheet (starch, sugar, humectants such as glycerine) printed with edible inks (water, glycerine, food colourings E102, E110, E122, E133, E151)
Allergens: No known allergens
Warning: Colours may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children