Is it sturdy enough to hold wedding cakes?
873000
If you filled the connecting poles with clear./decorative stones or marbles to add wieght, it may be more sturdy. I really wouldn't recommend this tower to anyone. Very poorly made.
873001
I used it to hold an 8" double layer cake on the top and cupcakes on all the bottom layers but I didn't use the top part of the tower. It worked but the actual plates were warpped and we had to put them upside down on a flat surface with heavy weights on them for a few days to fix it.
873002
Definitely not. The largest cake i will use it for is a standard 8 or 9 inch on top with cupcakes below it. I also only use 3 or 4 tiers at the most bc its not stable with 5 or 6 tiers. Price wise it is a good deal with what i use it for. I would go with one of the more expensive displays for a wedding cake.
873003
It does well with cupcakes, but I ended gluing it all together to hold the weight of cookies. I can't see it working for a wedding cake.
1131629
I've used the largest stand to place a 4 tier wedding cake and it held it quite nicely. I'd estimate, 40 pounds. Could possibly hold more.
1037255
Yes it is sturdy enough. I have used it several times. I am very pleased with it.
903870
It's pretty sturdy. Depending on how many you wanted to hold in each section, I think it could work.
1396602
I think it'll depend how how heavy the cake is. This stand is pretty sturdy!
1844261
I used mini cup cakes and I had 120 of them. There was plenty of room to spare. I think it could certainly hold at least 80.
626212
Yes it should hold square cakes, although I never used it yet with a square cake. I don't see a problem it would have.
1585202
I'm not 100% positive that I fully understand your concerns, however, if you're wondering if the stand itself is sturdy enough to hold a tiered and heavy cake, I would say yes.
520201
i think they would be strong enough to hold a slice of wedding cake. enjoy!
1459149
I specialize in wedding cakes and I bought this stand not too long ago, this stand works great for 14" and below cakes!
1366721
To me I would say no. The stand is small. It's size is like an 8 inch pan. I didn't use it as a cake stand bc it was smaller than I thought. I used it to place napkins on. Hope this helps.
978825
Yes, it will hold 2 layers safely. Used the large cupcake/cake holder for our daughter's wedding and that was my biggest concern. Baker assured me it would be fine and it worked very well.
2063094
I think you would be fine. I used them for serving cake.They didn't seem bendable to me.very nice quality.
1396603
It is designed to hold cupcakes. It will hold about 25-30 standard size cupcakes at once. Very sturdy. I suppose if the wedding cake was exactly the same size as each tier, with hole in the middle, it might work. I think you would have to disassemble to cut.
1365757
Once the base cake is not larger than 10" it should be fine as its quite sturdy. Anything larger may cause it to tip over
1107725
I'm actually not 100% certain on that one. Don't know the weight. But I believe it should handle it. I'm out of town right now so I can't check for you. I did however put a small 3-tier wedding cake on mine to do some of the icing detail work. I take mine apart once a year or so and put a drop of silicone or 3-in-one oil on each of the 3 ball bearings.
1420181
It will definitely hold cupcakes. The metal is fairly thin. A comparison would be a little heavier than the aluminum foil containers that are in grocery stores. It is an attractive plate though I do not feel it will last long if you are looking for quality.