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Buying Wedding Cake SuppliesThanks! Sharon from Trussville, AL Feedback About This Post:RE: Buying Wedding Cake SuppliesMichael's Craft store and A C Moore have great deals. Post By Lil (Guest Post) RE: Buying Wedding Cake SuppliesPrice is pretty subjective--what is cheap to one can be expensive to another. I used to do cakes, and often people were shocked at the extra "charge" for the toppers or specific material they wanted on their cakes. I let them price some items they wanted, and then they realized that I did not mark that stuff up. Things like fountains and bridges could be really expensive to buy and often came back broken, so I had them pay deposits and sign leases that if they broke them, there would be additional charges. I always bought my supplies from the Wilton Cake Company, since they had the best and most diversified items. Usually people who want a traditional cake topper, want to keep it and don't complain about the price too much. Post by susanmajp RE: Buying Wedding Cake SuppliesWhat about styrofoam rounds and spackle, thinned with water (to frosting consistency)and tinted (?) Post By Doggy (Guest Post) RE: Buying Wedding Cake SuppliesAny party supply place has them inexpensively and also Walmart has a section with all wedding items. Good luck! Post by peachynptc |
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