I will be getting a cake for a wedding. 350 people are invited, but i'm guessing around 300 will come. My fiance and I would love just one big wedding cake for all the guests, but I don't know if that's possible. If it is, what size would you use for the tiers.
Our other option would be one big cake and two smaller two-tier cakes. The three cakes would serve all the guests. In this case, what size tiers would you use for the cakes?
Thank you!
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But depending on your budget you could have a 3 tier cake and sheet cake served on the side (since those servings are coming out from the kitchen non of your guests would probably realise that he's getting a piece that's not from the actual wedding cake.
She just told us she can only do 4 tiers. Her largest round is 16. The budget isn't a problem because she has great prices!
an 18" half round pan fits is a lot of ovens. It goes in at an angle.
And unless you make the sheet cake as many layers per tier as the wedding cake,. everyone will know.
another option is to use eight 8" cakes to make a 16" square then pile on a16" x 12" x 10" x 8" all rounds -- that gives about 340 you can fudge a few of the sizes -- but if she's not comfortable with stacking a big buncha cake then oh well
but I'm with you the cake should mirror the size of the crowd otherwise your guests could come away feeling not provided for
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