Ok so I am already making the wedding cake for my cousins wedding and his fiance wants me to make like a suprise grooms cake for him. I am attching a pic so you can see what it looks like...anyways How much should I charge? Take into account that I did give them a really good deal on the wedding cake, but since its my first one then I decided what the heck...So how much should I charge for this?
First off howdy! I am in Northwest Houston, Tomball!
I am a newbie decorator but I would think you could probably call around see what your area is for fondant.
I agree no less then 3.50, and I would even say maybe 4.50, there have been many many topics about pricing, you could also look there. Dont cut yourself short, this cake is cool and very detailed!
Good luck and we cant wait to see it and the wedding cake!
Alicia
Hi girls, another texan here!
I agree with Alicia, You should charge what your time and cake is worth. In the houston area I woud say $4.50 a serving, especially if they got a discount on the wedding cake!
I used to be north of Houston in Humble. And I would say the $4.00 to $4.50 per serving would be about right!
Awesome cake! Love all the detail work.....you should consider all the time that went into making it look so perfect!
Best of luck and congrats on your first wedding cake!
whoah...i've never seen so many texan members on one post...i'm in agreeance with everyone i wouldn't charge less than $3.50 per serving. actually i think that is to little, i'd probably go with something like $5-7 per serving. good luck, make sure to post pics when it's done.
chris
whoah...i've never seen so many texan members on one post...i'm in agreeance with everyone i wouldn't charge less than $3.50 per serving. actually i think that is to little, i'd probably go with something like $5-7 per serving. good luck, make sure to post pics when it's done.
chris
According to Norman Davis is a class that I took, he says sculpted cakes should be NO LESS than $5.00 a serving.
That's what I get for an all fondant cake. That one is covered in fondant AND silver luster dust or airbrush silver. Don't undersell yourself.
Well thanks guys, I told my the client a price...you guys would so be disappointed with what I charged...and I was satisfied with the price and and she said she would have paid more...so I guess I'll know what to charhe the next time. But thanks..I will let yall know how the wedding cake and the grooms cake come out...will post pics!
I charged $90...eventhough afterwards I thought about it and was like..you are so special!! But thats Ok I know for next time!
I hope now one takes this the wrong way. I'm just wondering why do people come on here and ask what they should charge and then charge what they want to anyway? I dont get it. I am not trying to be rude but I'm just wondering what is the point? I think 90 was ok if it was a one layer sheet cake for 30 people that would be $3 per serving. oh well turned out nice
I too have a pricing question and I haven't yet given them a price. The customer wants a 2 tier cake for a baby shower that will feed about 40 people. I'm figuring I'll need a 6" and 10" tier at 4" deep. I'm not a registered business...just a hobby for profit kinda gal, but I always end up feeling like I'm taking a bath with these things. Any advice?
Karema, I was just tryint to get an idea of what to charge thats it...didn't really know what to charge for it...
sweetisome, I don't know what to charge...a lot of the time I just go off what I'm doing for the cake, and think about what a bakery would chrage if they were making it...then depending on your experience for what they want base it off of that...a lot of people on here say $2-2.50 a slice sometimes more...but that depends on the ingredients too...So you can just wait to see what people say also
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