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For anyone who used or is using Jacques Pastries..

chelley599chelley599
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in New Hampshire
I was just on another board (yes I am bored) and realized that I hadn't even considered getting a cake stand for the wedding cake.  I assumed the pastry shop supplied something.  Anyway, if you are using Jacques, do you know if they do?  If not, where is everyone getting theirs?  I hadn't budgetted for one. 
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Re: For anyone who used or is using Jacques Pastries..

  • mabsy69mabsy69 member
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    edited December 2011
    I'm using Jacques and don't have an answer for you, but just assumed it comes on some kind of platform or something that goes on the "cake table".  As I type that I realize it sounds pretty lame, so hopefully someone will give us an answer!
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  • chelley599chelley599
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    edited December 2011
    I emailed them earlier so I wil let you know
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  • Megglez2008Megglez2008 member
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    edited December 2011
    We're using them too, but I never thought to ask. Let us know if you find out!
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  • Steffy3217Steffy3217 member
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    edited December 2011
    Typically the venue provides a cake plate/stand. Jacques will probably just bring it on the cardboard they put it together on.

    Definitely a question for your venue.
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  • jenandcrisjenandcris member
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    edited December 2011
    My family and I have used Jacques for YEARS and I don't remember if they any special platform...
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  • MOG730MOG730 member
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    edited December 2011
    You can rent a cake plateau from them and they will "ice" the cake on it for a much cleaner look.  Otherwise you will get a foil covered thick cardboard which when placed on a plateau from venue (if available) will look a bit off.
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  • chelley599chelley599
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    edited December 2011
    As long as it is on something I am good.  I noticed the cardboard covered in tin  on their site and I am not picky.  That would work for me
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