good things | March 4th, 2011
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good things | February 18th, 2010
tradition 101 – wedding cake
ever wonder why we have a cake (mock up or real) to cut in our wedding?
the history of the wedding cake goes back as far as the roman empire and through the years, the cake has become the focus of various customs and traditions. some of the customs survived, some have not.
today, wedding cakes take centre stage in the cake cutting ceremony, symbolically the first task that bride and groom perform jointly as husband and wife. the distribution of cakes to guests is also a tradition that dates back to the roman empire and continues today, representing the sharing of happiness and prosperity too all guests.
and above all, saving the top layer (or a slice of the cake) is still widely done by brides nowadays, where it is frozen up with the intention of sharing it on the first wedding anniversary.
good things | February 17th, 2010
for your girls – fortune flowers
for a twist in traditional bouquet tossing, why not let all the girls be the next bride? you can create a ‘breakaway bouquet toss’ comprising of several mini bouquets loosely tied together. consider gathering a variety of flowers such as roses, calla lilies, hydrangeas in to one large bouquet, and wrapped the stems of each bunch individually with a bow. once tossed, the bouquet dispersed into multiple mini-bouquets, spreading your joy far and wide to all your girls. making it more fun, you can also add various blessings or fortune notes attached to the bouquets.
faq | February 17th, 2010
