I really like this package, it just has so many delightful options for roleplay. I just wish the major pieces were sold separately. Some more info:
The chocolate fountain is a blessed item, not deeded. Cannot be dyed or engraved, but you can carry it around and pass out chocolate covered strawberries.
The cake starts as a mixing bowl that functions like a holiday ticket. You select one out of 8 options, once, and the bowl is gone. They are all dyable with natural and store dyes and all cloth dye tubs, although the chocolate cake does not show the color. The cakes are exceptional, and thus can take a cake deco tool. The slices are endless in number, and retain both the label AND the color of the cake in little icing lines on the slice. It is an item, not a deed, and blessed (also on Siege) so you can carry it around with you just for fun. Everyone who murders me or peeks into my pockets can get a little treat.
The trellis starts as a seed, but it is just a ticket so you can choose one of 3 styles. You do not have to grow it. Once chosen, that style is set and it is a deed that can be dyed with furniture dye tub and natural dyes but not any store dye. This is the Ivy one.
I really enjoy the wedding dress and tuxedo! The package comes with 2 sewing kits that each offer you a choice of dress or tux. So you can choose if you want a dress and tux, or two of the same. UO is very progressive
All pieces are blessed (including Siege) and are all dyable with every cloth tub, natural dyes, and store dyes. Larisa already has a pic of the tuxedo, so I just did the gown here. I use it as victorian gothic look with the undead top hat (shown instead of the top hat that comes with the package. The second set of pics is with the undead wedding veil that I think looks like lovely long hair when dyed.) The wedding dress does not come with a veil. When you use the sewing kit, it creates a matching cake topper that cannot be dyed.
Larisa's pics also show the various tables, chairs, flowers, and candelabras. I will add though that they are dyable with furniture tub, natural and store dyes.