What Do I Charge For A Bridal Shower Cake
Decorating By kitkatkit Updated 3 May 2014 , 9:00pm by -K8memphis
I'm making a bridal shower cake for September it is for about 50 poeple. How much do I charge. I think it might be a 2 layer cake.
My charge for buttercream cakes is $2.60 per serving. Gumpaste flowers are extra and fondant motifs are extra. So a basic b/c covered cake for 50 = $130.
I start at $2.50 pp for basic IMBC with simple design - up to $3.50 for fondant with very simple design - $4.50 for sculpting/carving, etc... and higher depending design.
You are going to get a huge range of prices on here... it depends on a lot of things! like... bakery or home....legal or not....style and frostings...Los Angeles, CA or New York, NY or Nevada, MO (sorry my favorite really small town! )
What do you think your time is worth add in the cost of your ingredients and there you go! Have fun!
$3.00 per sv for bc, $3.50 for fondant, up from there for specialty flavors etc.
But IF...I am also doing their wedding cake, though, and IF I'm not busy, and IF I feel like it, I make them a terrific deal. For my last bride, I did her a little 6 and 10" shower cake for basically my cost plus about $15.00, but I was bored that weekend and I made her swear she wouldn't tell.
that depends...what kind of cake is it? fillings? if so what kind? chocolate? is it the good kind? how long will it take you? What do you think your time is worth?
I do the same as gingoodies. I charge a flat fee for a sheet or round cake and then up the price depending on the intricacy of the decoration. Good luck!
I was asked to make a bridal shower cake, two cakes 8in and a 10in with fondant for 25 people what should I charge?
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I was asked to make a bridal shower cake, two cakes 8in and a 10in with fondant for 25 people what should I charge?
an 8x10 serves more than twice as many servings--over 60--
if they wanna order a 10x8 then it's 60 servings times how much you charge for fondant cakes --like somewhere around $3 - $5 a serving is an average price give or take so that's about $180--
but if they want a 2-tier cake to serve 25 that's different--think of it this way--both of these cakes would actually take about the same amount of time to make right? so you want to set a minimum order dollar amount --say your minimum order amount is $100 so for example if someone wants a 2-tier cake to serve 15 people you can do it for $100 -- $100 is the lowest amount you will allow yourself to receive for doing any tier cake --see what i mean? if you charged $4 per serving it should only be $60 but you have a minimum so it's $100 -- it's important because some people will try diligently try to lowball you--so just be aware of this--
so figure out a healthy per serving price and let them know they get 25 servings or 60 servings but they gotta pay for all of them--if you only have 10" and 8" pans buy another one to do this cake ;) like a 5" pan
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