Really? I was thinking bigger, but I hope you are right, since this is the size they say they want (it's for family) It's hard for me to tell, since there's nothing sitting next to it for me to compare.
Really? I was thinking bigger, but I hope you are right, since this is the size they say they want (it's for family) It's hard for me to tell, since there's nothing sitting next to it for me to compare.
If they say this is the size they want, they must have an idea of what they think the size is, which is really more important than what we think the size is, no? I mean, for all we know, the whole thing is only 7" high...or maybe they think it's that small. How many people are they trying to serve?
I would ask them how big they think it is and how many people they want to serve.
So guess what? I made this cake. It was a big cake, and on the way out the door, the plate holding the middle tier fractured near the center and cracked and split! My husband quickly carried it back upstairs and it looked like something had clawed through the thing. I had six hours before the wedding, so I re-baked, re-iced and re-piped the middle tier and did my best to repair the top and bottom tier. I made it there an hour before the reception.
It was a challenging experience, and I really don't think I'd ever do a wedding cake again. To much pressure! (This was done as a gift for a very good friend) I don't know how those of you who do this every weekend handle the stress. After experiencing it for myself, I admire you MUCH more than ever before!
The second photo is the cake that fell apart.
The first photo is the one we delivered to the reception.
Thanks. Since the piping was Royal icing, I was able to pipe an additional layer on top of the previous piping that was smashed, so it was barely noticable! All day I thanked God for those type of blessings so I didn't lose my mind! LOL
They loved it, and it tasted wonderful, so it all worked out. Thank God!
Thank you so much, under the circumstances, I'm proud of how it turned out ![]()
I'd have said 14", 12", and 8"... but that's just me. I work at a refinery and all day long look at pipes. After years of looking at them you can just tell what size they are. But cake is kinda different... sizing can be misleading. But that was my choice.
The cake turned out great, but you never said what sizes you used ![]()
The cake ended up being 20, 16 and 12 + six sheet cakes. It was a big wedding ![]()
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