Cupcake Tiers by Sprinkles Cupcakes!

Posted on October 29th, 2008 by Margaret. Filed under Luxe for Less, Wedding Cakes.


Mmmmmmmmm … can I say YUM when it comes to Sprinkles red velvet cupcakes??? Even my sister, who works as a pastry chef at a trendy upscale restaurant in SF, was so impressed by the taste. But that’s not all Sprinkles is known for! Look at how GORGEOUS these cupcakes are. And for the price of $3-4 per cupcake, it’s actually cheaper than most traditional wedding cakes!

And did I mention that Sprinkles has a 5-star rating on Project Wedding?

Who would have known that a celebrity-endorsed piece of sugary heaven would also be an affordable wedding cake alternative? Now this is what I call luxury for less!

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15 Responses to “Cupcake Tiers by Sprinkles Cupcakes!”

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    February 3rd, 2010 at 11:30 pm

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