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Banks Berry Crest Cake Topper | Heirloom First Birthday Keepsake
Banks Berry Crest Cake Topper | Heirloom First Birthday Keepsake
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The Banks Berry Crest Cake Topper is a handmade white linen number topper embroidered with a crest of wedgewood berries and greenery, framed by a scalloped blue edge. It is the most traditional design we make, and the one families choose when they want the cake to look formal.
Details
- 100% linen outer in crisp white, fully lined
- A crest of wedgewood blue berries with green foliage
- Scalloped blue hand-embroidered edging
- No bow — tailored rather than sweet
- Mounted on a slim paper dowel, height adjustable
Size
The number measures approximately 4" tall x 2" wide, excluding the dowel. It slides freely on the dowel so you can set the height, and lifts off completely for cleaning and storing.
Made to Order
Every topper is embroidered and finished by hand after you order, with a standard production time of 7 business days. Need it sooner? Add Rush My Order to shorten production to 1 business day, and choose Express shipping at checkout if the party is close.
Care
- Spot clean with mild soap and cold water.
- Store wrapped loosely in dye-free tissue.
Common Questions
- How is this different from the August Southern Floral topper? Banks is a structured crest of blue berries and greenery with a scalloped edge. August is a looser trail of small blue flowers with a fine edge. Choose Banks for a more formal, traditional table.
- Does it come as part of a set? Yes. The Berry Crest design is also available as a monogrammed party hat, a ONE high chair banner, and a monogrammed 3-piece set.
- Will the embroidery hold up over the years? Yes. It is stitched into fully lined linen, so stored properly in dye-free tissue it keeps its color and shape indefinitely.
Coordinates with the Monogrammed Berry Crest party hat, the Berry Crest ONE banner and the Banks Monogrammed Berry Crest 3-piece set.
Handmade in Little Rock, Arkansas and shipped across the United States since 2017.
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