Satin Ribbon On Wedding Cake

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jguilbeau Posted 19 Nov 2010 , 3:29pm
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I am putting a satin ribbon around a buttercream wedding cake. Should I put the ribbon on at home or wait till I set up cake at event?

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jguilbeau Posted 20 Nov 2010 , 2:19am
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Bumping myself, someone please answer your opinion.
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I am putting a satin ribbon around a buttercream wedding cake. Should I put the ribbon on at home or wait till I set up cake at event?


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BosCakes Posted 20 Nov 2010 , 2:32am
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good question...if you're sure your tiers are perfectly level and there's no chance of any gaps, put the ribbon on before you get there...to be on the safe side, put it on after the cake is stacked.

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terrylee Posted 20 Nov 2010 , 2:55am
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I would put it on at the event...should give it plenty of time to crust a bit. you can back it with a strip of waxed paper cut to fit the ribbon is another way to help the icing from bleeding thru.

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jguilbeau Posted 20 Nov 2010 , 3:06am
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I would put it on at the event...should give it plenty of time to crust a bit. you can back it with a strip of waxed paper cut to fit the ribbon is another way to help the icing from bleeding thru.




I would think the wax paper would slip. Exactly how do you apply/attach the wax paper to the ribbon?

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G_Cakes Posted 20 Nov 2010 , 3:39am
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You could try ironing the ribbon and the wax paper together, the wax could melt slightly to adhere to the ribbon...

I have never done this but was first thing that came to my mind.

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