Birthday Sets

Foam number cake dummies for milestone birthdays, anniversaries and party displays — every number from 0 to 100, with digits 14 inches tall in 4, 5 and 6 inch thicknesses. Cut to order from dense EPS foam in our own workshop in Florida.

Number cakes are one of the most requested party shapes there is, and cutting one from real cake wastes an enormous amount of batter for something that is mostly display. These give you the same silhouette, decorated the same way, and you keep them afterwards.

Popular numbers

Number Occasion
1 First birthday
15 Quinceañera
16 Sweet sixteen
18, 21 Coming of age
25, 50 Silver and golden anniversaries
30, 40, 60, 70, 80, 90 Milestone birthdays
100 Centenary

Which thickness

The 6 inch is the most substantial and reads best in photographs. The 4 inch is lighter and easier to move. All three are the same 14 inch height.

Why this foam and not the cheap stuff

We cut from dense, fine-cell EPS with a closed surface — no visible beads, no pitting, no crumbling along the edges. Numbers are all curves and inside corners, and that is exactly where low-density foam tears.

Two-digit numbers arrive as two separate digits, three-digit as three. Most orders leave our Florida shop within 1–2 business days. Need a number as part of a tiered cake? Browse round tiers or build one in the Cake Tower Studio.

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What our customers say

I ordered several in different sizes and they arrived quickly. They were much cheaper than other places and still great quality. I loved the fast shipping and easy ordering process. I’ve already recommended them to friends and family
Ann Lee
These foam dummies worked perfectly for my project. They looked great, were easy to handle, and helped save time. I’m very satisfied with the quality and will definitely order again for future events. Great product and experience
Sylvia
Absolutely love my purchase! Great value for money and the team was so helpful throughout the process.
Emily Rodriguez