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Hi, what size of cupcake cases do I use, muffin or smaller cake cases – cupcakes to be used for alternative wedding cake?


bron11  Mon 16/06/08 19:49
skyep
Mon 16/06/08
19:51
Is this a wedding cake made up of cup cakes?
Jugglering
Mon 16/06/08
19:54
A wedding I went to recently had these little cakes instead of a wedding cake (and what a brilliant idea that was !) and they used the little cake size cases. They had them arranged on a multi-tier stand and they all got eaten - simply because they were just each a couple of bites of light sponge with a delicate icing, rather than a wedge of heavy fruit cake with thick marzipan and half inch of solid icing ! I can't imagine however, that it really matters which size is used though.... you will obviously get more (but smaller) cakes with the little ones.
skyep
Mon 16/06/08
19:59
Hi bron/ jugglering!
I have seen these new alternative cakes! Ye, I would agree with jugglering regards cake case size. Smaller cake cases will feed more guests & would probably stack up in to an easier mound. Also, depending on the ingredients used cheaper!
Jugglering
Mon 16/06/08
20:12
Hi Skyep....

If anyone is interested, have a peek at this site - it has loads of beautifully decorated wedding cakes...of all shapes and sizes lol

http://www.catherines-cakes.co.uk/html/fairyca kes.html

Not surprisingly, this particularly creative lady won an award this year !
skyep
Mon 16/06/08
20:31
jugglering - They are brilliant! Makes sense really! No messing cutting the cake!
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