Where do I find a box big enough for a 12 inch square double layer wrestling ring cake? All the boxes at Michael's/Walmart are just too small. I'd say my cake board will be 14 inches square...should I do more than one cake board for support and where the heck do I find a box that big?

Thanks!

Here's a thread where I describe how to make one big box from 2 rectangular boxes. This might help you.

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-642425.html

in my pics. you will see two wrestling cakes. with the fondant/gp wrestlers.. i used 2 3/16" foam core boards that i cut to the right size. say 12". and covered . did my cake.. then i used a 14" square box.. from paper town here in our area.. they are stronger that wilton.. i always, when i have something on the cake that the top will touch .. i bring down the top to right at the top of the cake or whatever is on the cake.. and tape it good on both sides.. 6-7 peices of tape. then i use saran wrap or press n seal to close up exposed area. been doing this for 13 years. has works great for me all these years. sometimes i have to use another person to help hold the box lid . while i tape.. sometime i do it all by my self. the clients usually like this.. they can see right thru the saran wrap to their cake.. hth i use the non skid stuff under my cake in the box if the cake board is 12" and the box is 14" ,etc..

I live in a small town with only a wal-mart for cake supplies so finding boxes is impossible What I use is shipping boxes that I buy at Wal-mart for only a couple dollars. The are really tall but my cakes slide right in them. I only make for family so I usually get the box back to reuse.

I usually try to go to the supermarket or local Staples and see if I can get some of their larger boxes before they put them out. Look for boxes that cereal comes in, they are usually large enough to sit your cake right into. HTH