Can you use anything as a cake topper or does it have to weigh less than a certain amount or be a certain height??
Tracy06
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thats a good question.. I have a lenox mickey and minnie cake topper, and I would like it to be on top of the cake
franksgirl323
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im not sure.... i guess there can be limits...i mean if the topper weighs too much you dont want it messing up the cake or 'taking it down'.
Worse case, if you totally love one particular topper, you can always place it along side the cake or in front of the cake for pictures. I've seen that done quite often.
diamondgrlie
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I called the baker to ask and they said 3/4 of a pound was 'safe' but the cake topper ended up on the side of the cake anyway.
klslk
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Posted by Tracy06
thats a good question.. I have a lenox mickey and minnie cake topper, and I would like it to be on top of the cake
We have a lenox topper, too. It seems sort of too heavy. My FI picked it and and laughed at the thought of it on the cake! Now I'm worried we need something else !
edsprincess
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I had a lenox cake topper and when I walked into the room I thought it was going to be on the cake but it wasn't. It was infront.
WedtoBeCohen
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I think their is a weight restriction. My Best friend had to put her Cake topper on the table beside the cake, because it was to heavy. You would have to ask your Bakery Vendor. Even though the cake topper is called a cake topper when you buy it.
