as if in slow motion

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Are all of these sentences correct:

[color=indigo]1-As if in slow motion, the wedding cake just crumpled in front of our eyes.
[color=red]2-The wedding cake, as if in slow motion, just crumpled in front of our eyes.
[color=blue]3-The wedding cake just crumpled in front of our eyes as if in slow motion.

If they are all correct is there any difference between their meanings?

Gratefully,
Navi.

2

They’re all okay though I wouldn’t use the 2nd - I see no point in doing so when the other two sound more natural - no difference in meaning other than which phrase you wish to emphasise.