Cake pricing confusion

[*Pixiedust1438*]

How does the pricing of the cake work? Do we pay a set fee for the cake (for example, $500) OR is the cake priced per person? I am just trying to figure out if we are going to be at the $125 pp minimum with what we are currently thinking of doing, and the cake may impact that. Thanks for any help.

 

[Krysssyann]

From everything I have gathered, the cake counts towards the "day" minimum but is separate from the food and beverage minimum per person at a venue(s). I am thinking if I go wishes to get a tiny cake/sheet cake and worry more about the dessert party that night! That way we still cut something but get to have lots of yummies later that night!

 

[pixie921]

From everything I have gathered, the cake counts towards the "day" minimum but is separate from the food and beverage minimum per person at a venue(s).

Actually, if you have your reception at the Grand Floridian, the cake does count toward your minimum per person.

 

[disneystephanie]

Also, (someone, please correct me if I'm wrong) it depends on the cake - Mad Hatter and Whimsy cakes are priced by number of tiers, rather than per slice. So, for example, if you want a 3 tier Mad Hatter cake, you will be paying a set price for it regardless of the number of people.

 

[IntheKnow]

Also, (someone, please correct me if I'm wrong) it depends on the cake - Mad Hatter and Whimsy cakes are priced by number of tiers, rather than per slice. So, for example, if you want a 3 tier Mad Hatter cake, you will be paying a set price for it regardless of the number of people.

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[sambycat]

The info I wAs given says s 2 tier mad hatter *should* serve 50