I want to make a cake like this, 4 layers stacked construction. I think these layers are 14, 12, 10, & 8. Am I correct? I need 100 servings, but want a base layer 14".I don't know who did this particular cake, but it's absolutely gorgeous. Any assistance is greatly appreciated!

my guess is 6, 8, 10, 12.

the top layer looks like an 8" to me so I think you are correct in thinking 8,10,12,14. However, depending on which chart you use that is way more than 100 servings! 196 servings if you go by Wilton.

ooops! guess i didn't play that close attention to the top. it *does* look like an 8...

You want 4 tiers, with the bottom one at least a 14" round right?
And only need 100 servings? No can do
UNless you use a styro dummy for the lgst tier.

I have a Wilton chart (taped to the inside of my cabinet door) and for the 'party' servings I count 106 (using 14", 12", 10" & 8") and for wedding servings 127. I'm using the party chart. Am I adding wrong or something? My chart says 14"=40, 12"=30, 10"=24, 8"=12, total 106.

My biggest concern was the width of the layers and the fact I usually use sizes like 14", 10", 6", to get the bigger rim around each tier. This picture looks much smaller and I wanted to make sure I was looking at it right.

Thank you to all who answered .

i used earlene's chart, her servings are a bit bigger than wiltons wedding. i'm getting 155 servings for a 8, 10, 12 and 14.

Wilton party servings = 106.

Thank you!!