Dees cake diary in partnership with 3A Auction House will be auctioning the largest game of thrones cake tagged "The Iron Throne Cake For A Cause".
Dees cake diary, 3A Auction House to hold auction for largest series themed cake
Tagged "The Iron Throne Cake For A Cause", The event is held to support global infertility organization, Bei-Bei Haven Foundation.
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Arguably the biggest Game of Thrones cake in Africa which took over six weeks to bake and is over 6 feet tall will be acutioned at Filmhouse Imax, Lekki.
The event is held to support the Bei-Bei Haven Foundation a global infertility organization that supports couples on their journey from pre-conception to parenthood.
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“One of the toughest things to face on earth is to have just suffered, pregnancy and baby loss.” - Diana Osasu’ Oviawe – Head Baker (Dees Cake Diary)
Date: Sunday 17th of September
Venue: Imax Lekki
Time: 3pm
Supported by: Pulse.ng
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