These classes are live and instructor-led. Students can follow along in real time, watch demonstrations, ask questions, and receive guidance throughout the class.

Most virtual classes are approximately 2 to 2.5 hours long, depending on the class.

Wilton virtual classes are beginner-friendly and designed for anyone interested in learning decorating skills, whether you’re new to baking and decorating or looking to build confidence with new techniques.

Class sizes may vary, but each session is designed to allow students to follow along, ask questions, and learn directly from the instructor throughout the class.

Wilton Sweet Studio virtual classes are designed for students aged 14 and up. Children may require adult supervision, especially when using kitchen tools or preparing materials before class.

Yes, our virtual classes are designed to help beginners learn new skills in a supportive environment. Instructors provide step-by-step demonstrations, tips, and guidance throughout the class so students can learn at their own pace.

Students can register for virtual classes through the Wilton website. Each class listing includes the date, time, class length, and important participation details.

Each registration grants access for members of the same household to participate together from their home kitchen using the class access link provided in the registration email before class.

Enrollment closing dates may vary by class. Students should register early enough to review the supply list, gather/purchase materials, and complete any required baking or other preparation before class.

Virtual classes are hosted live through Microsoft Teams.

No. Students do not need to download any software to participate. The class can be accessed through a web browser using the class link provided in your class confirmation and reminder emails.

After registering, students will receive a confirmation email with class details and links to any necessary documents. The virtual class link and access instructions will be provided before class.

Students will need a reliable internet connection and a device that can access the virtual class link, such as a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer. Mobile phones are not recommended, sincea larger screen is ideal for students to clearly see instructor demonstrations. While not required, a working camera and microphone will enhance your learning experience by providing real-time interaction with our expert instructors.

Cameras are optional unless otherwise noted. Having a camera on may help the instructor provide more personalized guidance if a student has a question about their project.

Yes. These are live classes, so students will have opportunities to ask questions throughout the session.

Students are responsible for providing their own supplies and baked goods for class.

The supply list will be linked in the registration confirmation email. Students should review it right away so they have time to gather supplies and complete any required preparation before class.

The class description will include a streamlined Supplies Needed section with the most important supply categories and any items students may not already own. The complete supply list, relevant recipes, and preparation instructions will be included in the registration confirmation email.

Supplies will vary by class, but students should expect to use items such as an offset spatula, prepared icing or buttercream, baked cookies or cake as noted, decorating bags, tips, and any class-specific materials listed for the class.

Yes. Some preparation will be required before class so the live session can focus on decorating techniques. Depending on the class, students may need to have baked cookies, a crumb-coated cake, buttercream, Royal icing, or tools ready before the class begins. Specific information and lists of items are provided to students upon registration.

Wilton Sweet Studio virtual classes are technique-focused and live. Pre-class preparation allows everyone to spend more time learning and practicing decorating skills rather than waiting for items to bake, cool, or set.

Students can still watch and learn from the instructor, but they will have the best hands-on experience if their materials are prepared before class begins.

Wilton tools and products are recommended for the best class experience, but the class supply list will identify what is needed and any key tools required for the techniques being taught.

Students will join a live online session with a Wilton instructor. The instructor will demonstrate each technique step by step, provide decorating and baking tips, and help students follow along at home to create a specific finished project such as a cake or half a dozen cookies.

Yes. Classes are designed with beginner-friendly pacing. Instructors will repeat key demonstrations, use clear camera angles, and include time for students to practice.

Not necessarily, and that is okay. The focus is on learning technique, not perfection. Projects may look different depending on setup, materials, skill level, and personal style.

Unless a class is specifically listed as a kids’ class, virtual classes are designed for students aged 14 and up. Younger students may need adult supervision, especially when using kitchen tools or preparing materials before class.

Each class focuses on specific decorating techniques and foundational skills. Students will learn step-by-step methods from a Wilton instructor while creating a finished project and building confidence to continue decorating at home.

When a class requires baked items, icing, or buttercream, preparation guidance is provided. The class listing and pre-class materials clarify what needs to be made or purchased ahead of time.

Yes, in many cases, as long as they meet the needs of the class. The preparation guide will explain what type of cookie, cake, icing, or buttercream consistency works best for the techniques being taught.

Some substitutions may work, but certain techniques require specific tools or icing consistencies. The class supply list will note any essential items.

No, our current virtual class offerings focus on decorating. You will not need to use your oven as part of the class.

Virtual classes are designed as live, interactive experiences. Registered students will receive access to the class recording for seven days following the live class.

Because virtual classes are live events with advance preparation and instructor planning, missed classes are not eligible for a refund or credit. All registered students will receive the seven-day class recording after each class. Please review the cancellation and refund policy listed at registration.

To ensure the best experience for our students, Wilton live virtual classes are taught in real time and have a limited class capacity. Registrations are not refundable and non-transferable.

Only the registered student and their household may attend the live virtual class. Class links may not be shared.

For safety, privacy, and class management reasons, only students listed on the official class roster will be admitted to the virtual classroom.

No. Missed classes, late arrivals, personal scheduling conflicts, and individual technology issues are not eligible for a refund or credit.

In the rare instance Wilton cancels or reschedules a class, students will be offered the option to transfer to another available class or receive a full refund.

Choose a clean, well-lit workspace with enough room for supplies, tools, and the finished project. Set your device somewhere stable where you can clearly see the instructor while keeping your hands free to create.

Yes. Students should join a few minutes early so they can check their connection, adjust their setup, and have supplies ready before class begins.

Yes. The registered student and members of their household may participate together from the same home location.

Students should expect to receive a reminder email 24 hours before class, including preparation details and the class access link.