I have a football cake in my photos, it was a sheet cake that served 300. I used the half sheet Wilton pan and it took 6 of them. I also had to contend with doorways and how to get it delivered in our van. Hope this helps.
My tastings are very specialized. I allow the bride and groom to pick several flavors of cake and fillings. This way they know what they really want. Just a couple weeks ago, I had a bride say she just wanted a lemon cake and a peanut...
I'm wondering how this would work to do on wax paper and then apply the dried flowers, leaves to the cake later. Has anyone tried this? The multiple layer idea would look really beautiful. . . HHMMMMM I just may have to try this.
Yes, I ALWAYS apply the $100 deposit to the cake order, but I do use that deposit for purchasing needed items for tastings. This was a referral from another wedding, they had already seen and tasted my cakes. They had asked for 6...
It was an actual wedding cake order. I don't usually do tastings unless I have a contract with a $100 non refundable deposit for the wedding cake order.
There is always a first time. . .you know, the first time to ride a bike without a helmet, the first time to drive without a sea tbelt and the first time to take a wedding cake order without a contract.I am extra cautious about ALWAYS...
Only advice is use the Wilton fondant to practice with. NEVER EVER use it on a cake that someone will eat. It smells and tastes like dirty plastic.Oh and just practice with it and play with it. You will figure it out.
How about making up a logo that is really kewl cowboy boots, then put the logo on the baseball cap and football helmet. Just my $.02 Please post a picture so we can see what you do though!