How big of a cake can the holder hold? I ordered a 8 inch cake, what is the measurement on the top?
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It's 10" in diameter and I've had a 3 layer cake on it. If you have the tallest cake holder, you'll need to be sure it's screwed in securely and the cake it balanced on it. When you cut the cake, you'll have to be very careful and have someone hold the cake holder to make sure it doesn't tip over. The presentation is beautiful.
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I have used this cake stand that has 15 inch top for many wedding cakes and large cakes for other occasions using a 14 inch cake (14 cake pan) for the bottom tier. I love it! It is perfect and beautiful!
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Sorry, I don't know the dimensions, but the largest one fits a cake the was 16x16 approximately. The second largest fits a 12x12.
758780
it is for standard size cupcakes, but it isn't as big as it looks. we had the cupcakes with a lot of frosting and all of the icing rubbed against the top of the tiers. I think the top tier is 8" ....I think. I bought it last march.
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The top square is 8" square and goes down to a 20" square. It holds well over 100 cupcakes. You can decorate with thin ribbon, or even strips of paper on the side of the cardboard. (the edges need to be covered in my opinion to look more professional. Well worth the money.
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The bottom part of the pan in about 20 inches around at the widest part. (About the size of small plate) When you assemble the cake it is about 8" high.
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Inside edge to inside edge, the flat bottom part is 10.5 inches in diameter. Add the edges and/or handles, and it is between 12" and 12.75 (that's handle to handle). The dome is 18.25 if I stretch a tape measure across the top, over the raised handle. It seems you could fit a 5.5-6.0 inch tall Bundt cake. I make a large cake in the NordicWare Anniversary Bundt, and it fits in this holder with no problem. I hope this helps!
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I'm not sure, but would say 7-8 inches, possibly a bit taller. It easily accommodates a cake mix.
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It had pretty good weight to it. It held a two tier cake for my event. One tier was an eight inch and the other was a twelve inch cake. I hope that this helps you.
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If I am not mistaken, the size I ordered hold dessert plates (about 8 inches). I had to order a number of different plate holders, so I don't remember which is which. The Amazon page where these are listed allows you to select different sizes, including dinner plates --- maybe rim soups and other sizes too.
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I think it was about 10 inches. The picture is misleading. We made the same cake and it barely covered the front on the bottom layer. Plus it wouldn't stick until we applied a dab of water and in some places it ripped. Wasn't very happy with it at all.
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I wish I could answer your question but I never have made a wedding cake so I do not know if the dimensions of this cake server would be sufficient. Sorry :(
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Mine was about 8" high x 6" wide, the 6" being the base of the cupcake, not the top portion. The size of the cupcake will vary depending on how you bake and frost it. Please read my review, I had great results with using more than one boxed cAke to mAke the cup make. As far as comparing it to an 8" layer cake, if you mean in servings, 6 adults and two children each had a slice of the one I made, they were large slices. If you only use one box cake, it will not be this height. My friend used it as a smash cAke for first birthday and only used one box mix, hers looked like a 5" "rock" not like a cupcake at all. Hope this helps. Mine was about 8" high x 6" wide, the 6" being the base of the cupcake, not the top portion. The size of the cupcake will vary depending on how you bake and frost it. Please read my review, I had great results with using more than one boxed cAke to mAke the cup make. As far as comparing it to an 8" layer cake, if you mean in servings, 6 adults and two children each had a slice of the one I made, they were large slices. If you only use one box cake, it will not be this height. My friend used it as a smash cAke for first birthday and only used one box mix, hers looked like... » Read More Mine was about 8" high x 6" wide, the 6" being the base of the cupcake, not the top portion. The size of the cupcake will vary depending on how you bake and frost it. Please read my review, I had great results with using more than one boxed cAke to mAke the cup make. As far as comparing it to an 8" layer cake, if you mean in servings, 6 adults and two children each had a slice of the one I made, they were large slices. If you only use one box cake, it will not be this height. My friend used it as a smash cAke for first birthday and only used one box mix, hers looked like a 5" "rock" not like a cupcake at all. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, I had cupcakes for on the tier about 40-50. But, I feel that it will hold a 8" cake as long as it has good support that the cake is put on.
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The actual dimensions are 8x 101/2. I laid it out on my 9x13 pan just to sure it would fit, and yes it will fit a 9x13 cake.
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I don't know the exact height of the container, however, there is more than enough room which keeps the top of the container from touching and messing up your cupcakes. This container holds a standard size cupcake.
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4 1/4 inches high and 10 inches wide. Nice for a 2 layer cake. I really like mine looks fancy too!