Hello all, I just make cakes for friends and family. I am making a first birthday cake for my niece's birthday and I need a cake for 25 people.

I was planning on doing the bottom tier a 10" and the top tier a 6". (double layer tiers). Would that be too much cake for 25 people (10 children)

Thanks for your help!!
M.

that gives you 40 party servings, 50 wedding ones. i guess it gives you something extra to put in the goody bags, but the 10inch alone would do you.
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-wedding-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-party-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
xx

Thankyou for the quick reply!! I think I will go with 8"on the bottom and 6"on the top..its a simple cake, I don't need much space between the tiers..there is only a bow and a border...Thanks for the link!!

You could always use the 6" on the top for your niece's "smash" cake,,,,if it didn't have any decorations on it other than icing....you know how little 1 y/o kiddo's like to smush their cake! Then you would not have too much cake for the rest of the group.

or you could make her a little 4" single layer for smash and leave your 6/8" stacked for the grownups/kids. Just a thought. Have fun making it.