How many cupcakes does/would this stand hold?
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We fit the following full sized cupcakes. 4 top level; 9 second level; approx. 15 third level; approx. 18-20 bottom level - I'm counting from the photo we took so numbers on the lower levels are not exact :)
1601147
Standard cup cakes 30..you maybe able to fit a few more in. I didn't want to spend a lot on a stand so I raised it by sitting it on top of my round corner wear and covered the corner wear with cheveron paper to match my theme then I put the extra cupcakes in front on the actual table.forgot to take pics but it came out nice.. Oh and I put a 6 inch cake on top.
875669
Depending on the size of the cupcakes it can hold up to 18 small or 12 large
790052
I use the 12 cupcake insert (purchased separately). So it holds 12 with the insert.
775769
I am sorry for the misunderstanding. It is a dozen (12) containers. Each container holds 12 cupcakes.
1193656
Yes but know that the spot to hold the cupcake in the box is set to hold a regular size cupcake. Maybe you could fit more than one.
1396603
It is designed to hold cupcakes. It will hold about 25-30 standard size cupcakes at once. Very sturdy. I suppose if the wedding cake was exactly the same size as each tier, with hole in the middle, it might work. I think you would have to disassemble to cut.
1844262
That depends on how many tiers you use and size of the cupcakes. We had 60 standards and 20 big ones and they fit but we had to place some of the big ones on the table around it because the ledges weren't quite wide enough for fat cupcakes. Standards, no prob tho. Realisticly Id say we could've fit 70- 80ish standards on the stand itself. Its sturdy and well worth the money.
857491
There are 5 inches between each tier. The total tier height from top to bottom is 10 inches. It is a small pedestal and plastic. It holds approx 15 cupcakes. Ive used mine several times. Easy to clean - disassembles simply and it's plastic - wipes clean.
256143
I used this tower for a baby shower and displayed 24 "normal" sized cupcakes on it (not the giant gourmet sized ones), with a little extra room to spare. I had three on the top tier, but probably could have squeezed four onto it. It seems really sturdy once you get it assembled, as long as you're sure to push the stems into the plates fully. I don't know how heavy your top tier cake is, but as long as it's going to be sitting still, I'm sure it could handle the weight.
256144
I put 28 medium sized heavily frosted cupcakes on it but a slight nudge by someone taking a cupcake tumbled the whole thing. I made a 6" topper, found it too heavy, substituted 3 cupcakes. Mine was, however, heavily frosted as well as fondant covered. I really do suggest you spend a few dollars more and get one that will hold up.
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Hello Nana, It hold 12 cups. If you look further down on the order page, it has information about this. I love my cake pan, actually use it for most all my cakes. The pound cake I made looked so beautiful on my platter, I surrounded the outer edge of the cake platter with some fresh flowers, if I say so myself, it was beautiful. It's presentation, presentation, presentation.!! : ) Good Luck, and happy baking. Patti Fessenden
758779
It holds standard size cupcakes. Space between the layers is just enough for a standard frosted cupcake. There would not be room for picks, upright decorations, or extra high frosting. The top tier is 8 inches diameter and held a wedding topper size cake nicely.
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As a the 3 tier shown in the photo, it would serve 4. Each layer is a separate pan, which gives you the freedom to add layers if desired. The top pan is only 2"x2". That's about the size of a cupcake. The 2nd pan is 3"x2", but I would still only call this a single serving. The bottom, being 4"x2" could be split to make 2 servings.
901007
Using ALL the tiers the mfr says it holds 100 regular size cupcakes, 200 mini-cupcakes. I found that that means if they are sqooshed close together; I like to leave some space between them and therefore put less on than that. You can also put tissue paper in coordinating colors under the cupcakes - looks nice. I really recommend this stand - use it all the time!
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Only used it twice so far but I think the only option is eliminating the very top. It is a lovely display space, even if you don't have enough cupcakes and leave some open spots. i actually put a few flowers scattered throughout the lower empty spots.My model is the Large dessert stand that holds 38 cupcakes.
901004
I made 11 dozen cupcakes and I probably could have put more. You will not be disapointed with this stand. It is absolutely beautiful!!
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The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall down.Good luck, Patricia The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall... » Read More The stand takes 31 cupcakes (regular size), so I think you need to work out the size of your macaroons. If they are the small pointed type, I would say about double the amount standing straight up. However, if you are making the big flat cookie type macaroons then probably around 26 if the diameter is the same as the top diameter of a cup cake. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "standing on their sides". If you mean that the macaroons would be packed together like they are in a box standing straight up, then sorry but I have no idea how many. Anyway, they'd probably fall down.Good luck, Patricia « Show Less