Traditional Wedding Cake - Great Start To “Happily Ever After”
February 13th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
Did you know that traditionally wedding cakes were actually made of bread. This was a symbol for the “breaking of bread” to signify a union created between the husband and his wife and the two families.Historically, it was common for the bread to be broken over the brides head as a symbol of breaking away from her past and her new union as a wife. Also this practice subsequently evolved into the breaking of bread and showering pieces over the couples head to signify good fortune and luck in the marriage. This practice is not universal and many different countries practice variations of the same basic theme, an example being the sprinkling of confetti or rice over the couple as they leave the church.
The American Variation on the Wedding Cake Traditions
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Unique Wedding Invitations - Set Yourself Apart From The Crowd
January 31st, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed
When it comes to creating wedding invitations some people really like to go all out and create some extremely unique ones. There are two ways in which your wedding invitations can be unique, the first is you can choose to be humorous or you can elect to be incredibly creative. Your standard wedding invitation usually consists of the actual invitation, the response card, and the return envelope for your invitee to send back their response. The invitations may have a particular wedding theme or could be very personalized ones.
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