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A 9-inch round serves 12 party slices but 20+ wedding slivers. Pick pan shape, size, and slice style to get servings — or work backward from guest count.
How many servings per pan — party vs wedding slices.
servings = pan area ÷ slice area (party 6 in² · wedding 3 in²)
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| slice | Party 1.5×4 in, wedding 1×3 in finger |
9" round (63.6 in²) → ~10 party servings, ~21 wedding servings. Need 50 wedding servings → two 10" rounds.
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Party slices are generous 1.5×4 in cuts; wedding servings are 1×2–3 in fingers. Same cake, double the count.
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Content updated: September 2026