* Personalised Birthday Cake - How much? *

Lovaabargain

ukbandit wrote: »

second the costco comment. you do need to be a member though, which costs, but as a member, i think its worth it for the various Bargains.

Costco cakes are fabulous, we've used them a lot recently for various celebrations & people always comment on them, they've just put the prices up from £9.99 tp £10.99 but still a bargain as the cakes are huge!

LJM

Tescos cakes are lovely my friend had one with her sons pic on for his christening it was lovely,am getting one from there for my daughters bday,worth the money

mountainofdebt

Another alternative would be to use those iced letters you can buy in Tescos that come in packs - usually in the same aisle as the baking items.

CharleneUK

Here it is

Violetta_2

Aww that look's brill glad she liked it look's like a cutie thank's for posting a pic I seen the thread had no good advice but wondered how it went.

LJM

the cake looks beautiful

silverbabe

You can buy sugar letters from any good sweet shop. If you go to one where you fill a bag, you can probably find the ones you want and not pay too much. I did this for my grandsons christening cake and it came out well. Just stick them on with a ittle bit of icing. In fact any sweets look good on a cake. Have you seen a child's eyes light up when a Smartie covered cake appears at a party. It's magic.