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For a Designer Wedding Cake at decidedly “undesigner”
prices, call today for your private design consultation and cake tasting. Wedding cakes are priced per serving.
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round
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$3.00
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$3.25 and up
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$3.50 and up
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all other shapes
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$3.25
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$3.50 and up
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$3.50 and up
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Mad Hatter
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n/a
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n/a
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$6.00 and up
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Extras
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Edible flowers, leaves, berry clusters, etc.
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$1 each piece and up
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Monogram (on side of cake)
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$5 per letter
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Bow topper
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$40, package style or dressmaker style
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Cake topper of flowers, leaves and/or bow loops
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$40 and up
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Changing flavors between tiers
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no additional charge
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fillings
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no additional charge
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filling add-ins
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no additional charge
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Premium flavors
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no additional charge
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Edible pearls
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no additional charge for ivory 6 - 8 mm pearls, extra charge for colored
pearls, or larger pearls
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Equipment
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All cakes have an equipment charge.
This is the disposable system that is inside your cake holding it up, plus the English style drum on the bottom. $20
for a three tier cake. More tiers, more equipment, slightly higher charge.
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Delivery
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$20-$80, depending on reception venue/distance traveled and complexity
of cake setup. Deliveries outside Louisville Metro will incur a higher delivery charge. Cakes are mostly
assembled onsite, despite what you see on Food TV!
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Groom's cakes are the same pricing structure as wedding
cakes. Purchase, rental and /or deposits are required for specialty tier column sets, special stands, etc.
If the item is returned in good, working condition, your deposit will be returned to you. Reception dates
are confirmed with a 25% retainer which is non-refundable for any reason. The remainder is due no later than 21
days prior to the confirmed date. If you have not made your final payment 21 days prior to the confirmed date,
your cake will be removed from the baking schedule. (This means you won't have a cake.)
Final payments
should be made through the link on the website.
Poured sugar monograms and motifs available, primarily
in the winter months. Sugar does not hold up well (even during transport) in hot or humid weather. Sugar work
in months other than Nov-Mar is completely at your risk.
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