Fit the theme through your wedding cake

 

Everyone has Wedding Cakes at their reception, but multiple do not realize the history of the wedding cake and its implication today.

 

As far ago as the Roman Empire Wedding Cakes originated. However, the wedding cake during that period era was a bit more distinct than the fancy cakes we see today and the cakes were not consumed by visitors attending the festivities. A loaf of barley bread was employed for the nuptials. The groom would a part of the bread and break the rest of the bread over the bride's head.

 

Medieval England saw a distinct tradition. Instead of a wedding cake, in front of the newlywed's home, a pile of tiny sweet buns was stacked up. The couple had to kiss over the heap. If they were victorious, it was an indication they would have multiple children.

 



Wedding Cakes are usually white, even though you will find variations. White has ever been associated with purity, therefore the reason for white at weddings comprising the cake. At one time, a tradition that was found around the world was the groom’s cake. This cake was one that was equipped for the guests attending the ceremony. This cake was not white at all but in most cases was dark developed from fruits to help conserve the cake for the guests to relish later.



 

Today, the first thing that most people see as they walk into the reception hall is the enormous tiered Wedding Cakes with a bride and groom on top. Today, the cake can be a large assortment of distinct things from the conventional white cake to chocolate cake to all sorts of shapes from the Eiffel tower to a castle. The wedding cake you will order from Mann and Co Bakeshop can be festooned to fit the theme, the colors, or the fascinations of the couple.  


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