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brian j john Sun 07/09/08 15:31
2. if you mean the top tier i think it's called the Anniversary tier
marycroft Sun 07/09/08 16:19
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Thank you brian j john, it had confused me calling it a layer,I thought layers meant marzipan and icing,you have a 3 or 2 tier cake,but I agree it must mean tier. thanks
moonshadow Sun 07/09/08 16:19
In the 50's and 60's the top tier of a wedding cake was known as the Christening tier, hardly anyone made it to the first anniversary before the baby arrived. It would be stored in an airtight tin and then re-iced for the christening.
marycroft Sun 07/09/08 17:01
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Thank you very much moonshadow,the baby appears before the wedding nowadays!!!!!!
mamyalynne Sun 07/09/08 18:27
1 carriages
marycroft Mon 08/09/08 10:35
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thank you mamyalynne,sorry I have only just answered,but I had a night shift,off to bed now. Thanks