Meet the team at Choccywoccydoodah and indulge yourself in their chocolate world. These Brighton based bespoke cake makers are infamous for their fantastic creations. This week they’re under pressure to sculpt cakes for a soap star wedding and a glamorous event for prestigious shoes designer, Christian Louboutin.

It’s Halloween and the time of year when the team of chocolatier geniuses at Choccywoccydoodah come into their own. They unleash their eccentricity and create wondrous and terrifying chocolate masterpieces, including an extravagant gothic horror inspired cake to be delivered to rock god Alice Cooper.

Choccywoccydoodah are renound for their risqué line of chocolate goodies. This week the teams focus is on the female form for two outlandish 4ft high cakes. The first is for The Classic Rock Awards and the second cake has an arduous journey, all the way to the Pyrenees, to a 70th birthday party of an ex drag Queen.

It maybe the end of the wedding season at Choccywoccydoodah but the order book is still full. This week the team have two very different challenges.

It's November but in the world of Choccywoccydoodah that means one thing: Christmas! 'Caravaggio of cake', Dave, takes on his biggest challenge for the festive window display - a 4ft chocolate stag. His deputy, Tom, builds 'sweet' houses for celebrities as the team battle to bring Christmas magic to Brighton.

Choccywoccydoodah are in the business of love. These chocolatiers like nothing more than to give cupids arrow a helping hand and this week they get to stage a heart-stopping, surprise marriage proposal in their shop, make a massive heart for Dannii Minogue's dressing room and build a spectacular winter wonderland wedding cake.

Big occasions need big cakes and this week Choccwoccydoodah make some of their biggest ever. They craft a cake for television presenter Zoe Ball's landmark 40th birthday, conjure confectionery for a charity event featuring Fatboy Slim and build a six tier chocolate monolith for a glamorous magazine publisher's 100th anniversary.

This week the team have two special cake deliveries. The first is a cake to Victoria Smurfitt's Mum to celebrate her 60th birthday. And the second couldn't be more different! It's the 25th anniversary of the best selling hard rock song ever, "Wheels of Steel" by the band Saxon.

In the final episode of the series the Choccywooccydoodah crew have two very festive cakes to make. The first is a christening cake with a teddy on top and the second, a giant Cinderella cake for the cast at the Theatre Royal in Brighton. All though does not go to plan when chief chocolatier Dave fails to pull off the christening cake to boss Christine's high standards.