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To Display Desserts Like a Pro.

If you’re displaying desserts at your wedding or bridal ser, don’t miss this post! We’re sing you four clever tips for displaying desserts like a pro PLUS we’re revealing one huge mistake you’re probably making. Read on to find out what it is…. The most memorable dessert tables are those that offer a variety of treats. Instead of sticking to one, offer two or more grab-and-go treats like cake pops, cupcakes, mini dough, macarons, or cookies. Or, display different flavors of one treat for a mix of color. Don’t forget mini plates and napkins, too. Your dessert bar should be placed in a prominent location. A large table, for instance, will draw attention to guests. Place the table in a well-lit location near the bar for the best traffic. Be sure to cover the table with linens that coordinate with your decor. Don’t the mistake of omitting dessert stands! When you’re creating a dessert table, one of the most important things you can do is add dimension. If you are offering cake pops on display, for instance, placing them on plates across the table will look flat. If you raise them using dessert stands, ever, you’ll create visual interest which will be more appealing to guests. A dessert stand can be one, two, or three-tiered, depending on many treats you’d like to display at once. One tiered dessert stands (a single plate set atop a base) are easy to use and look great when grouped together. Consider a few stands in one height, along with a few that are taller and shorter to create a visually appealing display bar. Like a pro, we say! Just add cake pops, colorful, cookies, cupcakes, do, or other delicious sweets. Here are a few ideas to inspire your display:.

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Tiered Metal Dessert Stand.

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To Set Up a Dessert Table.

Dessert tables have become a signature display at bridal sers, weddings, and baby sers. They are the perfect way to channel your creative styling skills and create a beautiful focal point for your guests to admire. Setting up a flawless dessert table may seem like a daunting task but we are here to help your picture-perfect inspirations become a party reality. Planning a dessert table has never been easier using any of our 3- Piece Cake Stands. Shop this cake stand set HERE. Place your dessert table against a plain wall or a window with a view. You'll want to sure there is plenty of "working space" for your guests to serve themselves and admire all aspects of the table comfortably. Your guests will likely take their time, making sure to take in all of the eye candy! It's important to create harmony within your dessert table design. Choose your colors and stick to a grant (ombré) of shades or find complementing colors. Lucky for you, we offer all the colored dessert trays your heart could desire! We even offer interchangeable ribbon laced cake stands in our collection of dessert stands. Frame your dessert table with a backdrop to create a cohesive and polished look. Get creative with your backdrop- drape curtains, arrange balloons, or add wall decor to existing blank walls. A backdrop will really improve the composition of the table and help create beautiful photographs to be cherished for years after the event. If you look at any picturesque dessert table you'll notice each dessert element has been placed with thought. Adopt a "high-low-high" or "low-high-low" design for your table. A "high-low-high" table has has the tallest or highest items on either side of the table and the shortest or lowest item in the middle. A "low-high-low" design places the shortest or lowest desserts on the ends of the table and the tallest or highest item in the middle of the table. Our 3- Piece Gl Cake Stand Set is the perfect...