I'm new to making and traveling with wedding cakes. I have a question. I have to take a wedding cake to where the reception will be. I figure I would build it when I get there. However, I haven't found boxes large enought to carry a 6" x 12" round cake bottom, 6" x 9" middle, and 6" x 6" top. The height is really the problem. Any suggestions?
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I'm sure someone will help you find commercially made boxes of that size - I'm sure they exist.
However, I'd perhaps just put them in open-top boxes for the car journey so you don't need to worry. I find that having the box underneath the cake makes handling it easier, but you don't really need the lid, especially when it will probably be pretty expensive to buy very tall boxes.
Your other option is to stack the bottom two tiers and just put the top one on when you get there.
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Go to the local office supplies store and buy a box. Open in down one side and tape the top closed. The side opens like a drawbridge. Slide the cake in, close and tape. If the cake is sitting on a 16" drum, know there are boxes with a side dimension of 16".
And use SPS for support.
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It's perfectly OK to use clean corrugated cardboard boxes for a tiered cake. Or no box at all, I used to put my tiers on cookie sheets for up to a half hour drive. If you are not using pillars, it is still useful to put the tiers onto plastic separator plates because they have the nubs to get your hands under the plates. Put foam under the plate on the cookie sheet.
Those nice white cake boxes are for layer cakes.
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