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umaangel00
02-26-2006, 11:11 PM
Is there a website that has the mini wedding cakes on it? I want to order one for our upcoming trip because it will be our honeymoon after 5 years of marriage and I want to do something special!
lindakmonty
02-27-2006, 10:15 AM
www.publix.com :)
Cinderella Fan
02-27-2006, 10:45 AM
Do you want the ones Disney creates?
mickeyfan2
02-27-2006, 11:48 AM
Do you want the ones Disney creates?
Yes. We will be at the BC for our Anniversary this year. I would love to get a cake for our meal at Chef Mickeys.
dolphinrescuegirl
02-27-2006, 05:47 PM
Also would like any info as we also will be on our honeymoon
umaangel00
02-27-2006, 11:13 PM
Yes I would like a Disney created one. It has to have that magical Pixie dust! We will have afternoon tea at GF so it would come from there bakery.
IntheKnow
02-27-2006, 11:46 PM
If your dining at the GF (even at Gardenview), call the Private Dining office to order your mini cake. Private Dining handles all special event cake requests on behalf of the GF bakery.
umaangel00
02-27-2006, 11:53 PM
Thank you! I was just wondering if there is a website I can look at these cakes so I can choose?
IntheKnow
02-28-2006, 12:18 AM
pixiedust:
umaangel00
02-28-2006, 12:27 AM
Do you know if they can be delievered to pop century?
LouisianaDisneyFan
02-28-2006, 03:50 AM
Sorry, no website pictures are available. But I can tell you this.
For non-wedding functions (25 or more), your choices are: #1, a traditional looking (victorian) 2 tier mini cake (the decorator chooses the design), or a single tier mini cake with a mini white chocolate castle on top. Both are $25
I like the mini castle cake pixiedust:IntheKnow, I'm confused... "for non-wedding functions (25 or more)"... more? More than 25 people? How could a $25 cake feed so many?! Obviously, I'm not understanding. Also, I was given prices by someone on this forum who recently got a castle cake, and she indicated that the base price is now $45 for the 6" cake, and then you pay for the topper above that. Was I misinformed...? We're getting one for our upcoming 25th anniversary, and I would like to know going in that we have ordered the correct cake. Thanks for any info! ~Ev
Laurafoster
02-28-2006, 06:23 AM
I would ring and speak to them directly. I know that they offer more than just 2 styles of cake and they d let you choose the design yourself. We had a specific idea for a cake so i phoned the GF bakery directly and spoke to the head pastry chef, who was more than helpful! We managed to get exactly what we wanted and it was delicious!
I know several other brides on here have had cakes for their anniversary that have been duplicates of their wedding cake i remember seeing a nice under the sea one!
I would just phone them - they will give you all the help you need!
Cinderella Fan
02-28-2006, 10:48 AM
There are a couple of the "Mini Cakes" available from the GF bakery. I am having a couple sent to our room for DF when we go in July.
I have tried to copy and paste photos, but the PP pics don't work that way. So, I will try to describe them the best that I can.
Traditional- this one looks more like a traditional wedding cake. The pic shows lilac and pink fowers on the side, flowing down. I am sure the colors can be changed if you would like.
Swirly - all white icing with white icing swirls and "buttons".
Mickey Hat - the pic shows this as white with red piping around the base of the cakes. A red Mickey Hat sits on top, with small red Mickeys on the sides of the cake.
Champagne - The icing is a champagne color with all white roses cascade down the side.
Coral and Shells - this is a smaller version of the wedding cake. I think Fantasia Sam had this cake.
Mad Hatter - to me, this doesn't look like the *original* Mad Hatter cake. It is multi-colored fondant that looks like marble.
Mini-Castle Cake - a white fondant cake with a small white chocolate castle on top.
I hope this helps. :wave:
dolphinrescuegirl
02-28-2006, 11:14 AM
Does anyone have the number for the bakery?
Cinderella Fan
02-28-2006, 02:58 PM
407-824-2578
dolphinrescuegirl
02-28-2006, 03:23 PM
thanks!
Codie
02-28-2006, 05:49 PM
I know Cinderella Fan gave a number...I was given one this morning from the PS line...407-824-2955...I haven't tried it yet though...my anniversary isn't for six months:)!
umaangel00
02-28-2006, 07:50 PM
Do you know how you pay for these and if they can be delivered to Pop Century? I am going to order two different ones!
Janet2k
02-28-2006, 10:59 PM
For non-wedding functions (25 or more), your choices are: #1, a traditional looking (victorian) 2 tier mini cake (the decorator chooses the design), or a single tier mini cake with a mini white chocolate castle on top. Both are $25.
Here is a thread from a few months ago that might prove useful to a few of you folks: click here (http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=953531). In that thread you will find links to a few types of mini-cakes that I saw during my FTW Planning Session in 2004. Please note that I do not know if all of those cakes are still offered – only the Fairy Tale Weddings folks can answer that question. However, there is a link in that thread to a mini-castle cake that D&R love Disney had served during her anniversary dinner at Narcoossee’s. From the description that IntheKnow mentioned in the above post, it sounds like that mini-cake is still being served.
I hope that helped. (And, IntheKnow, if that cake has changed, please let us know. Thanks.)
Janet2k
02-28-2006, 11:09 PM
For returning B/G's considering obtaining an anniversary cake, here are the guidelines set by Disney as of last fall.
Anniversary cakes for the Grand restaurants and room service are made at the Grand Bakery. The Grand bakery is responsible for 95 percent of the wedding cakes on property. Due to the increase in business, the Grand bakery has delegated the anniversary cakes not served at the Grand to the other bakeries across property. Those bakeries are supplied with the same recipe's as the Grand, so your cake will taste the same as your original. The only exception is the Magic Kingdom, as they employ an outside company. If you truly want a cake from the Grand bakery, then I suggest that you try and contact you EM from your wedding, and see what they can do.
The Grand bakery no longer provides cakes for pickup, as it was unfair to ask the guest to find transportation across WDW to pick up their order when the other resort bakeries could provide the cakes. In addition, most guests had difficulties transporting their own cakes, resulting in damaged cakes and dissappointed guests.
IntheKnow is very knowledgeable regarding the GF and cakes, so I thought it would prove helpful to post what was stated in another thread (http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=11346248&postcount=11) last month.
IntheKnow
03-01-2006, 12:56 AM
IntheKnow, I'm confused... "for non-wedding functions (25 or more)"... more? More than 25 people? How could a $25 cake feed so many?! Obviously, I'm not understanding. Also, I was given prices by someone on this forum who recently got a castle cake, and she indicated that the base price is now $45 for the 6" cake, and then you pay for the topper above that. Was I misinformed...? We're getting one for our upcoming 25th anniversary, and I would like to know going in that we have ordered the correct cake. Thanks for any info! ~Ev
To clarify, the mini castle cake is 3" in diameter (1 3/4" high), and the mini castle is no more than 3" high. Sounds like the cake your ordering is actually a full sized cake (6" in diameter and 4 1/2" high) with the small $100 chocolate castle that weighs about 3 pounds and is 7" high.
IntheKnow
03-01-2006, 01:03 AM
There are a couple of the "Mini Cakes" available from the GF bakery. I am having a couple sent to our room for DF when we go in July.
I have tried to copy and paste photos, but the PP pics don't work that way. So, I will try to describe them the best that I can.
Traditional- this one looks more like a traditional wedding cake. The pic shows lilac and pink fowers on the side, flowing down. I am sure the colors can be changed if you would like.
Swirly - all white icing with white icing swirls and "buttons".
Mickey Hat - the pic shows this as white with red piping around the base of the cakes. A red Mickey Hat sits on top, with small red Mickeys on the sides of the cake.
Champagne - The icing is a champagne color with all white roses cascade down the side.
Coral and Shells - this is a smaller version of the wedding cake. I think Fantasia Sam had this cake.
Mad Hatter - to me, this doesn't look like the *original* Mad Hatter cake. It is multi-colored fondant that looks like marble.
Mini-Castle Cake - a white fondant cake with a small white chocolate castle on top.
I hope this helps. :wave:
For individual orders (non-wedding function under 25 cakes) the GF bakery offers the "traditional" 2 tier mini cake, and the single tier mini castle cake. The other styles you have listed are wedding function only. Also, no mini cake is covered in fondant. The examples you see are actually "dummy cakes" that were fondant covered to show durability. All mini cakes are either buttercream iced, or in the case of the mad hatter mini, are covered in white ganache.
IntheKnow
03-01-2006, 01:05 AM
Do you know how you pay for these and if they can be delivered to Pop Century? I am going to order two different ones!
You would have to see if the Pop-Century will pick them up for you. Please be aware that these don't travel well.
WDWbride2007
03-01-2006, 01:15 AM
You would have to see if the Pop-Century will pick them up for you. Please be aware that these don't travel well.
I disagree with this statement. My fiance and I ordered mini-cakes in early January to enjoy at the GF Cafe. Unfortunately, I got very sick, and we had to head back to Miami. We picked up the cakes and drove them 4 hours south. We then refrigerated them for 4 more hours until we were ready to eat them. The cakes actually held up and tasted really yummy. I can't say I enjoyed the icing though...just not my style. I think that if you take them straight back to Pop, you should be alright. Good luck!
Docsknotinn
03-02-2006, 09:33 AM
I have a LV room booked at the GF for our tenth anniversary. Can I order just one of the Mini cakes and have it put in our room on arrival for a suprise??? I made dinner reservations for VA. I'm glad to see they are getting good reviews. I'm already counting the days to Aug. :woohoo:
Also I am searching for some gold mickey earings. If any one knows a where I can find some I would appreciate it greatly. On our vacation last year I was suprised not to find any high end jewlers but maybe I was looking in the wrong places. :confused3
Cinderella Fan
03-02-2006, 10:11 AM
I have a LV room booked at the GF for our tenth anniversary. Can I order just one of the Mini cakes and have it put in our room on arrival for a suprise??? I made dinner reservations for VA. I'm glad to see they are getting good reviews. I'm already counting the days to Aug. :woohoo:
Also I am searching for some gold mickey earings. If any one knows a where I can find some I would appreciate it greatly. On our vacation last year I was suprised not to find any high end jewlers but maybe I was looking in the wrong places. :confused3
Call the GF bakery. I am having some sent to our room upon arrival in July, as DF wants to taste the cake before he decides on a flavor for the wedding cake... :rolleyes: I don't think he trusts me....(he HATES chocolate :crazy2: ) They were really easy to work with, and were very helpful.
I know that Arribas Bros. carries some of the better jewelry. You might want to check their website for some earrings. http://www.arribasbrothers.com/istar.htm I looked at their items when we were there in Dec, and I wasa quite impressed.
Hope this helps.... :wave:
Docsknotinn
03-03-2006, 08:36 PM
Thanks I'll look for them. I'm totally shocked I am having trouble finding an upscale Disney Jewler.
FutureAshleyDukes
03-03-2006, 08:38 PM
Swarovski has a line of Disney inspired jewelry.
http://game.swarovski.com/collection/disney/index.php?PHPSESSID=a7f668009ed3e94c5b9df505889859 7d&flver=8
Docsknotinn
03-04-2006, 08:25 AM
Some of the Swaro stuff is really nice but just not what I'm after. I really want to find some gold mickey earings. Last year I found a pair of Mickey gold hoops at DTD but they were not the best quality and my wife lost one. I'd really like to find a better pair as a gift for our anniversary.
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