How To Transport A Real Upside Down Chandelier Cake?

Decorating By gscout73 Updated 22 Jan 2019 , 1:47am by gscout73

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gscout73 Posted 20 Jan 2019 , 11:32pm
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Ok, there was a prior thread that asked how to transport an upside down cake that was dummy cake, which I read but was not really getting the picture. But mine will be real. I could really use and appreciate some advice. Thank you.

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-K8memphis Posted 21 Jan 2019 , 12:23am
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I've never made one and that makes a difference but my first inclination is to carry it separate from the structure and assemble on site

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SandraSmiley Posted 21 Jan 2019 , 4:20am
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Ditto what -K8memphis said.  

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-K8memphis Posted 21 Jan 2019 , 5:33pm
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and i'd love some pictures!!! I know we all would blush

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gscout73 Posted 22 Jan 2019 , 1:47am
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Wow, Ok, kinda what I thought. Making her bridal shower cake an upside down hanging cake. I just posted a question about coconut cream icing.....  I promise pics!!!

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