Hi - Tesco does a fruit or madeira cake in 3 different sizes - 5 inch - 7 inch and 9 inch - it also shows instructions on how to erect them ie. with pillars ih between...Possibly other supermarkets will do them but Tesco is really reasonably priced.
M&S do a similar thing as well, I think you can have either sponge or fruit cake. My friend used them for her wedding last year and got the florist to make a little display to go on top. Looked smashing
M&S do a similar thing as well, I think you can have either sponge or fruit cake as well. My friend used them for her wedding last year and got the florist to make a little display to go on top. Looked smashing
I got the M&S cakes for my sisters wedding and got ribbon and silk roses from our local haberdashery shop to decorate them with, matching the colours of the brides & bridesmaids dresses.
I used pins to attach the decorations, a real no brainer and the photos look great!
My sister hates wedding cake and did not want to spend a penny more than she had to on it!!!!!!!!!
Many thanks Rocky and Ali, I will certainly go for either the silk or fresh flowers to match her bridesmaids colour, and will do a price check on Tesco versus M & S. Thanks for taking the trouble to answer you've solved my problem for me. Regards H.
Asda have a lovely tasting moist fruit cake with plain white icing that you could enhace. They came in small medium and large and were really good value for money.
I bought 3 tiers, s, m and l, of the Asda cakes. I decorated them myself with ribbon (tartan as i married in Gretna Green ) and flowers. It looked beautiful and it must have totalled up to about �25.00 slighty cheaper than the hugely overpriced professional cakes.
Thanks to Grotbag, sense4all, textmum (lovely photo's) and unruliejulie, will taste test Tesco Asda and M&S and decide which to go for, will hopefully get the 3 for 2 offer if it is still on and we decide to go for M & S, will be good fun tasting them all!!!! Thanks for your input, greatly appreciated. Regards to you all. H.