Has anyone here had a wedding cake done by Sam's Club or Costco? My fiance and I were going to do sheet cakes from a local bakery but are now considering Sams or Costco. Any info would be greatly appreciated! Posted by JessicaB85[/QUOTE] Not a wedding cake but ive had Costco cake for something, (grad party, anniversary) and its really good!

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January 2024 in Wedding Cakes & Food Forum This may feel tacky to some but please save judgement. I think Costco is a great option for those with a very limited budget but a lot of people to feed.

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Place your quarter sheet cakes on top of the dowels. The dowels will keep the top cake from sinking into the bottom cake. That will give you a two tier cake that is two layers on each cake. I know my grocery store sells little tubs of their icing. You could see if costco would do that so you can put a little border around the cakes with icing.

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I would try asking this on your local board. You'll get a better idea of how much cakes cost in your area and it can vary a lot by region. That said, typically bakers quote wedding cake prices in cost per slice. We looked at cakes taround Chicago hat ranged from $2.00 to $3.50 per slice.

We're doing a wedding with around 180 guests this July. The initial estimate for alcohol that we received from the liquor store was for a little over $3000. As in NJ, you can return open bottles, and they expected around $1000 of that alcohol to be returned unopened.

My wedding next Spring falls on Mother's Day weekend & almost every flower shop we've called will not do wedding flowers for us due to the "high volume." I am considering using Sam's Club, and ordering the flowers online from their website, then assembling them myself. I am desperate at this point & I don't mind the extra work. Could anyone who has …

Most people understand that a wedding reception is not a restaurant, and they cannot place orders. Your vegan and gluten-free guests should be fine with not having cake at your wedding. You should be able to provide them at least some food that they can eat, since you know it is an issue, but not everyone has to be able to eat everything.