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Cake Toppers for Him

  • Personalised with your text, free
  • Made to order in Spain in 1–3 days
  • Tracked delivery · free shipping from €70

from 14,52 €incl. VAT, excl. shipping

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All 7 designs

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a design

    Tap a photo to see the colours and details. Most designs are personalised at no extra cost.

  2. 2

    Write your text

    Name, age or date: we print exactly what you type, so all you check is the spelling.

  3. 3

    We make it and send it

    3D-printed to order and finished by hand in 1–3 working days, then sent with tracking.

    Order today – estimated delivery 2 Nov to 11 Nov

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Pieces from our workshop with a sparkler in the holder. Tap one to make it yours.

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  • Tracked delivery

    Tracked delivery · free shipping from €70

    Order today – estimated delivery 2 Nov to 11 Nov

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  • If something goes wrong, we fix it

    Arrived broken, wrong or with our mistake? We replace it or refund you, personalised pieces included. Typed something wrong yourself? We change it for free as long as it has not been printed yet.

    14-day returns on non-personalised items

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Frequently asked questions

What is a good cake topper for dad?

It depends entirely on his hobby, which is the useful thing about this collection. Golf and fishing are the two safest bets, both personalised with his name. If he would rather be teased than celebrated, "Survived Another Year" is the one to buy — four fixed words, nothing to fill in.

Do you have cake toppers for a man's 50th or 60th?

The milestone golf topper carries a name and any age you type — 40, 50, 60, 70 — and makes far more sense as a keepsake than a number candle does, because it still says his name and his number a decade later. If the number is better left unsaid, "Survived Another Year" does the job in four fixed words.

Is the personalisation free?

Yes, on every design that offers it. There is no extra charge for the name, the age or a longer name, and no setup fee. The price on the product page is the price you pay, plus tracked delivery, free once your order reaches €70.

Is the sparkler included?

No. Every topper here has the holder built into its base, but the ice fountain itself is bought separately, and most supermarkets and party shops stock them. It has to be a standard upright cake fountain rather than a thin handheld sparkler, which will not sit in the socket at all.

Can he keep it afterwards?

That is rather the intention. It is solid printed PLA rather than card, so it does not bend, fade in a loft or go soft. Wash the base once the fountain has burnt out and it lives on a shelf, a desk or a workbench. Designs without an age on them come out again the following year.

More about this collection

Seven cake toppers for him, chosen because they are the ones that get bought for dads, grandads, husbands and brothers: a personalised golfer, a golf topper that also carries a milestone age, an angler, a nautical anchor, a beer topper with the age cut into the pint, the sarcastic "Survived Another Year", and a rude one we are not going to spell out here. Four carry a name, one of those four also carries the age, two are fixed text with nothing to fill in, and the personalisation is free. Each is 3D printed to order in Spain, about 15 cm wide, and each has a socket moulded into its base for a standard ice-fountain sparkler — which is generally the only part of a birthday a man over fifty will admit to enjoying.

Match the topper to the man, not to the birthday

  • Golf-obsessed: the personalised golfer with his name. If it is a 40th, 50th, 60th or 70th, take the milestone version, which prints the name and the number together.
  • Fishing: the angler. Reliably the right answer for dads and grandads, and it works for Father's Day as readily as for a birthday.
  • Boats, the sea, or a working life spent on the water: the nautical anchor with his name. It does retirement parties rather well too.
  • Sardonic: "Survived Another Year" — four fixed words, no number to choose. Dry, affectionate, and the one that ends up living on a desk.
  • Genuinely rude: the "Happy F*cking Birthday" topper, which prints the word in full and is a very specific gift for a very specific friendship.

Why a cake topper is a better present than it sounds

Men are famously difficult to buy for and famously well supplied with mugs, socks and novelty bottle openers. A cake topper is not really a present at all — it is the reason there is a photograph of him laughing, which is what everybody actually wanted out of the day.

It also lasts. These are solid 3D prints in PLA rather than glitter card on a cocktail stick: the lettering is raised and part of the object, the base is flat and sturdy, and it survives being posted, propped on a mantelpiece and eventually moved to the shed. That durability, plus the built-in fountain holder and the free personalisation, is what puts these at €18 to €25 instead of €4.

Ordering in time, and the fountain

Each topper is made to order — printing takes one to three working days, tracked delivery another five to ten business days, up to fourteen days in all — so a fortnight is comfortable and a week is tight. Personalised toppers are made specifically for you, which means they are exempt from the fourteen-day right to cancel unless something is faulty — so get the spelling of his name right the first time. The fixed-text designs, "Survived Another Year" and the rude one, are not personalised and keep the full fourteen-day return.

The ice fountain is not included and we do not sell it. Buy one locally, push it fully into the socket, light it clear of anything hanging above the table, let it burn out completely, and lift the topper off before the cake is cut. It is not edible, it is not food safe, and it is not, whatever he tells you, a coaster.