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Laduree croquembouche...

Gurzle, 12 of June of 2011 at 18:14 Posted on Planning 0 13

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Hi all

I love love love the laduree macaroon croquembouches and I would love one for our wedding cake - I have tried looking online but looks like I will have to head into town and go to Harrods to get any real info as there don't seem to be any online providers. I can't make this trip until weekend after next as I am really busy for the next few weeks - has anyone bought one or got any idea on costs or info in general?

TIA

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Latest activity by Gurzle, 12 of June of 2011 at 21:48

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avintagebride · 12 of June of 2011 at 18:26
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Just had a quick Google and all I can find is a thread on another Wedding Forum where someone said they paid £200 for a croquembouche form Laudree for 70 people.
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Gurzle · 12 of June of 2011 at 18:27
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Ooooh thank you! Much cheaper than I expected, too!
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avintagebride · 12 of June of 2011 at 18:31
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Hang on, maybe her's wasn't from Laudree on re-reading it, sorry!

Here is the link

http://www.youandyourwedding.co.uk/community/forums/thread/292570
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DTTB · 12 of June of 2011 at 18:56
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What is it? Im intrigued!!
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Tray1980 · 12 of June of 2011 at 18:59
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Here one is:
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Beginner November 2011
DTTB · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:02
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ahhhhhhhhh I have no idea whats in it, and still I really like it!! Its different.
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Beginner July 2013
Tray1980 · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:03
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Macaroons or profiteroles shaped in a special funnel thingy (technical term ?)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croquembouche
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DTTB · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:07
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I want one now!! lol
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Sherrie H · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:17
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There is a Laduree shop in the Burlington Arcade as well. I saw some in Paris & they were absolutely amazing, the colours are gorgeous.
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Beginner June 2011
BrideMrsT2B · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:22
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Ooh I watched Michelle Roux Jnr making one of these on Masterchef a few weeks ago, I think they look fab!!
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Beginner April 2013
Gurzle · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:26
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Glad to see they are popular - I want one in pastel colours with hearts stuck on it (I'm Greek. I'm over the top. So shoot me.) I will let you all know when I get a quote from Laduree...although a lady I found on the internet said she does similar things...you never know though! She might turn up on the day with something NOTHING like a Laduree macaroon stack...
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Beginner August 2011
amy00003 · 12 of June of 2011 at 19:28
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Thats so wierd ... i went to a wedding fayre today in nantwich and saw one of these stalls - she had proper wedding cakes made of them, little glass bowls of them, and one just like the picture on this thread. Ild never seen one before until today.

This is the website (i think its what your after!)

www.englishrosebakery.com
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happy_feet · 12 of June of 2011 at 20:52
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Our venue charges £300 for a 50 person profiterole one. It made me laugh reading earlier that this is a high risk item and can only be provided by our venue or a professional company! haha
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Gurzle · 12 of June of 2011 at 21:48
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Thanks Amy - that is exactly what I am after! I think this place is too far North for me, I live in Hertfordshire so it might be an expensive delivery charge. Hope you had a nice time at the wedding fayre!
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