I Know Everyone Hates Pricing ?'s... But Please??
Decorating By mindywith3boys Updated 12 Oct 2008 , 9:02pm by kandu001
1st of all...ADORABLE!!! I love it. I would charge $50 or so at least. I'm probably not the besst one to ask, though. I just ordered Cake Boss and I hope it helps me with my pricing questions.
It's gorgeous, I see why you have people wanting one for their own! I'd say in the ballpark of $4 - $5/serving and possibly an additional charge for the leaves.
That's 30-ish servings.. with all of the detailing I'd say no less than $100.00.. and that is barebones minimum..
I'd charge at least $175 for that.
I agree that you should charge more than $50. In the Wilton Yearbook, a party 9" cake serves 24 & a party 10" cake serves 28 for a total of 52 people. To take into consideration all of the decorative work you did, I would suggest at least $5 per serving. That works out to be $260. Now, if you did a 4" high cake for each tier, then it would double.
Paul
Mindy---
I just realized that I already doubled it. That $260 quote would be for 4" tiers. If you only did 2" tiers, then halve this, or $130.
Paul
That's so pretty! I would charge as much as you think they would pay. $250+ doesn't seem at all unreasonable for such nice work. You could do the old. "Well, I normally charge $350 for this cake, but since you work with my husband I'll do it for _____. " Everyone like to feel like they are getting a discount.
That's so pretty! I would charge as much as you think they would pay. $250+ doesn't seem at all unreasonable for such nice work. You could do the old. "Well, I normally charge $350 for this cake, but since you work with my husband I'll do it for _____. " Everyone like to feel like they are getting a discount.
I would definitely charge at least $100 for that beautiful cake! It takes a lot of work and there are quite a few servings too!
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