Display Pedestal Stand

How it’s used

White columns with clean lines present whatever sits on top, whether that’s a cake, a row of favors, florals or a piece of sculpture. Used alone, one makes a focal point; grouped at staggered heights, they read like a gallery. Clear display covers protect what’s on show, and lit versions glow along a corridor or entrance.

• Galas and fundraisers. Show auction items or donor gifts on covered pedestals so guests can circle and look. More ideas are on our galas page.
• Corporate and brand events. Set a new product on a lit pedestal at the end of an entrance hall so it’s the first thing guests see.
• Weddings. Stagger three heights for the cake, the card box and an arrangement, and the dessert corner looks planned rather than crowded.

Browse the rest of our display and presentation pieces.

Planning tip: list what each pedestal will hold and roughly how big it is, so we can match heights and decide which pieces need covers.