Not cheese that's made to look like a cake. I mean a Strawberry cheesecake cake!

I've been trying to find somewhere that will do a wedding cheesecake other than the one place I already have. I wanted to see if there was anywhere else that could do one just as good for a bit less! I can't seem to find ANYWHERE else that does them though! I'd have thought they'd be a bit more popular these days?

Anyone have suggestions for me?

Thanks.

I wish I did know someone who could make it, but sadly not :(

I'm in Manchester by the way, thanks!

My friend is making me one for my h2b's 30th :-)

Will post a link on your wall of a company that was given to me by rachie that gave me the idea...............there fab!!!

Yeah, the one on my wall is that particular one I found already. >.<

I was just wondering if there were any others. I have googled it and all the results are about actual cheese rather than cheesecake. Cannot find another actual cheesecake cake site anywhere!

Not the end of the world though, cause there is that one and it looks lovely so I can't complain! :)

do your own :-) im near manchester and make a mean cheesecake but i couldnt promise it would look fancy enough for a wedding cake (i use lots of cheese n cream so can get very messy lol!) they are quite easy to make tho, maybe a friend or family member could have a go for u xx

That is a really good idea actually! I'll have to look around and see if I can find some that're big enough!

Holly there's a place called Dafna's in Liverpool that does amazing cheesecakes, you can order them any size and she can send to you frozen! Totally yum - they have a website!

They've been making them for 30 years so you can always ask! The do rounds and square shapes too :-)

Excellent, then I can see how yours came out Ziggyboo! Hehe :)

what about places like costco or makro they would do large ones wouldnt they or if you have a local deli or cafe you ask them if they could order them in for you and ziggyboo they look amazing where do you get the recipies from id love to give them a go xxxx

thanks jill :) x

Oh yeah, Annette- I did look but I don't think any of their stores are even remotely close by. Plus it bothered me they didn't seem to have prices on the site either.

I was going to email the place bridalmiss suggested and see what they can do but I haven't got round to it yet.

I want to make sure that someone can make a thicker than average cheesecake for the wedding cake cause otherwise it's not going to look very impressive. I was very tempted to just buy some supermarket cheesecakes and try to take the topping off one, the base off another and try and pile them on top of each other. H2B seemed to think this was a ridiculous idea that would never work though lol.

I should look at some recipes (in fact if anyone has any it'd be awesome if you could link my wall) and give making one myself a try. I think H2B isn't keen on making them ourselves though cause he seems to think it's too much effort to do so close to the wedding, they could be made a few days in advance though and just frozen until the wedding though can't they? Plus I have plenty of time to practice!

we're having cheesecake as a wedding cake! I've ordered one of those 4 tier cake stands (not one on top of the other, sort of staggered) and I am making the cheesecakes myself.. I'm going to do 4 different types so there is lots of choice... one fruity (raspberry), one chocolatey (profiterole), one naughty (Baileys white chocolate) and one baked american style cheesecake (possibly dime bar) :) x

where do you get all these recipies from they sound amazing xxx

We're also wanting to have a cheesecake for our Wedding cake. We were going to get it from the Cheesecake company online. But we thought we'd better taste it first so ordered one of their cheesecakes and were really disappointed. It didn't look pretty, more rustic and to be honest the Tescos £5 cheesecake taseted a lot better.

So now were back to square one

Hmmm this cheesecake thing doesn't look like it's going well - a year ago a friend of mine had a medieval style wedding, and they organised a wedding pork pie instead of a cake! Then they wento to Costco and got a massive jar of pickle and some cheese, went down a treat and was definitely different to having traditional wedding cake! Just an alternative :-)

My stand came for the 'Bay of E' Sian. Was a lucky purchase i think. cost me £17 including postage :) xx

i have found a few on the bay its just working out sizes as went into a supermarket today and they have lovely cheesecakes for £4 but only serve 6 people so would need a few x

Pics on profile of cheesecake attempts. Need to work on it looking a bit neater lol.

Plus I didn't make enough mix for it to be as thick as I wanted but will practise practise practise!

It does take quite a while to make, a good hour in the oven to bake, and some time to prepare. I'll post the link to the recipe I used on your wall though if you like :)

holly i will post a link on your wall for the cheesecake i make. you dont have to bake it and its so much easier to make :-) ill also tell ya where you can get a really big cheesecake tin from xx

I much prefer the no bake cheesecakes. And they don't take long to bake at all which is good. Good luck Holly!

lol, I'd never even heard of the bake kind until my OH started going on about them, so will be no bake for me!
Yeah the no bake shapes wonderfully, any way you put it in the fridge really, I'm going to have to do a trial with the rice paper at some point, just have to get around to it! I want images on the side of the cakes so will be a challenge! x

I study design and I used to be a tattoo apprentice so I can draw yes. I've already made the designs on paper, then I guess I'll just put the ricepaper on top and trace it.

Icing flowers are really pretty, I've seen some in the store that look stunning :)

Here's the idea, just found a pic that resembles it...now to translate it into cheesecake...