Hello Guys
My name is andrea. I made this wedding cake ( pic attached) over the weekend. It was a very straight forward cake to make but for some reason it leaned over at the back the front was ok. Could some please tell me why the cake leaned over i have attached pics of it from the side and from the front
Are your cakes supported with cake drums/hardboards and dowelled in the 3 bottom tiers?
Did you check to see if the table was level? Oh, by the way your cake is beautiful.
What kind of dowels and how many did you use? The only reason it would tilt, is if the dowels weren't the same length/height or not enough dowels used. Just have to make sure you support every tier properly - that's a big cake, and with the fondant, very heavy. Personally I would use SFS or SPS system for this type of structure. It's not that bad, and from the front is very pretty!
If you look in my pix, the Towering Inferno cake, I had the same kind of problem. Of course the picture posted here is the back of the cake (the front was in the shadows) but the top looks wonky because we had to recut some of the dowels at the site (even after we had measured them and precut them). On your cake I'm guessing that one of the dowels was cut just a tad shorter than others on the bottom tier and hence the sinking and leaning over time. But overall it's a beautiful cake! 
You might want to look up the member LeahS. She is familiar with at least the sps system and provides instructions on it. I'm not sure what spf is.
The stress free support is rings attached to legs that can be adjusted to different height. I have it and love it. I use a level to make sure the supports are level before putting in cake. Never have to worry about a cake falling with this. I do charge a fee to customers for the use of them and always get them back. I live in a small town and don't have to worry about not getting them back. It is a little expensive but it has paid off for me. I know lots of people use the sps, not as expensive. But don't have to ease of adjusting the legs to the perfect height. People love them. Check them both out.
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