Anyone for a slice of Super Mario? How one bride created a video game wedding cake featuring classic Eighties characters racing up the tiers A New Jersey bride has described how she came up with the concept of a video game wedding cake. Christine Merker, 25, who wed Sean McGrath, 27, on July 2nd, joined forces with DJ Michael Bedkowski, of the Posh Entertainment DJ company, on the project. It resulted in Eighties favorites, including Super Mario, Pac Man, and Donkey Kong, climbing up the side of the tiered confection. The finished product: Christine Merker's white tiered cake acts as a blank canvas for Michael Bedkowski's video game projections Ms Merker, who is a professional caterer, told MailOnline that the project feels exciting and new because "a lot of pastry chefs aren't too keen on bringing technology into the equation because they want to do the decorations themselves." But she "is not a fan of food coloring," and saw Bedkowski's projections as an opportunity to bring color to cake without artificial ingredients. Unfortunately, Ms Merkel's bright idea did not come to her until after her own video game-inspired wedding, which saw her walk down the aisle to the Zelda theme song, performed by a string quartet. Super Mario: The cake's animations include running scenes from Super Mario Video play: The cake show also includes appearances from Donkey Kong - a classic Eighties character The theme inspired the video game wedding cake, though, which they realised the following month and made a YouTube video of their efforts. It has since generated over 250,000 views, and now Mr Bedkowski and Ms Merker are planning to meet and discuss on how to take their idea to the next level. "We know there's interest, so we are going to try and figure out how it would logistically work," Merker told MailOnline of their projection technique. Cake cut: Christine and husband Sean cut the (cup) cake at their summer nuptials Illuminated: Christine and Michael are now meeting to discuss how they can take their idea mainstream YouTube sensation: The duo's collaboration has gone viral, and has been viewed on YouTube more than 250,000 times She is not sure how much a projection cake would cost, but says that her normal cakes start at $5 per slice. Merker created a tree of alcohol-infused cupcakes for her own wedding. "They are a bit of a signature of mine," the innovative chef said of her boozy cakes - 6 to 8 of which it takes to get drunk.