I am in prep for my first wedding cake. My Wilton 10 inch square pan says it has 50 servings. Is this true?? Seem like slivers of cake to me. Advise or thoughts are greatly appreciated!! 
I guess i'm a slow typer 
Figuring the servings on a square cake is simple....just do the math.
A wedding cake piece is 4" high by 1x2" width and depth. So on a 10" cake, you would be cutting 5 rows (2") by 10 rows (1") = 50 pieces of standard wedding cake sizes. In my pics there is a photo of a torted strawberry shortcake piece ... this is the 4x2x1 size.
Figuring the servings on a square cake is simple....just do the math.
A wedding cake piece is 4" high by 1x2" width and depth. So on a 10" cake, you would be cutting 5 rows (2") by 10 rows (1") = 50 pieces of standard wedding cake sizes. In my pics there is a photo of a torted strawberry shortcake piece ... this is the 4x2x1 size.
I concur with indydebi....a two layer 10" = 50 wedding servings. If you have a piece in front of you, it's a really nice size piece of cake, although 1x2x4 sounds small! If it were only 1-layer for a birthday party or something, then I would use the 2x2" party serving sizes and you would get 25 servings.
In my photos are 2 pics of a cut piece of cake....1st page is one of a torted strawberry shortcake and on page 3 (bottom) pic #5 of the cake cutting demo pics. These will give you an idea of what 4x2x1 looks like. Remember at a wedding, the cake is not intended to be a meal. It is a symbolic sharing of the wedding cake with the couple.
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