Hello,
The cake I am making has three tiers. I'd like to pipe a border around the bottom of each tier. Pearls or shells or something. The thing is, the cake needs to travel, and so I'll have each tier in separate boxes.
Would I have to pipe borders once the cake is assembled at its destination? Or is it possible to pipe a border into a cake so that it only touches that tier (so that it can be independant of the rest of the cake)?
Thank you for your help 
You will need to pipe borders once the cake is assembled so that it covers the seams from stacking.
For me, personally, it would be easiest to pipe the borders after the tiers were assembled, but others may have different ideas on how to do this. Anybody else have any suggestions?
Would I have to pipe borders once the cake is assembled at its destination? Or is it possible to pipe a border into a cake so that it only touches that tier (so that it can be independant of the rest of the cake)?
Since you're assembling on site, I'd pipe the borders on after assembly. If you pipe them first, there's a chance they'll get messed up during assembly or the cake boards will show. Piping afterwards gives you the chance to be certain the boards don't show, and you won't need to make possible repairs.
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