What Do You Use Under The Bottom Tier Of A Wedding Cake?
Decorating By awestervelt Updated 19 Aug 2015 , 2:27am by leta
I have done lots of large tiered birthday cakes and I have always used the foil lined drums but that just doesn't seem appropriate for a wedding cake. I swore I would never do a wedding cake but here I am. I'm not worried about the cake part it's all the other stuff that has me a little nervous. Transportation, setting up etc... So what do you guys use? The bride as a cake stand which I'm still unsure about. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks
Same drum but cover it with fondant if you want to, and cover the edge of the drum with a ribbon.
Make sure the cake stand is sturdy, and large enough to hold your cake. I normally use a 2-3" thick plexiglass "plate" a couple sizes bigger then my last tier. Or use a piece of wood covered in foil or fondant or butter cream. Make sure it is thick enough to hold your cake weight.
I use a fondant covered cake drum with a ribbon around the edge as well. Truly, to up your game, you could cover all your cake boards with fondant. It will look much better in photos too.
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