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The tradition of the wedding cake began in Ancient Rome. Originally it was just a loaf of bread, which was broken over the head of the bride: it was believed to bring good fortune for the new couple. Many centuries later, in Medieval England, guests were stacking cakes, creating a tower as high as possible for the bride and groom to kiss over. A successful kiss meant they were guaranteed a prosperous life together. Those guests who were unmarried, could take home a piece of t

For centuries in Western cultures, wedding dresses were the best, nicest dresses a woman could afford. But they weren’t white, since in many cultures the color white symbolized mourning. In Ireland, wedding dresses were often of a green color; in many European countries and in Russia – of a bright red or orange. In France, lilac was a bride’s lucky color. Despite a few examples of white wedding dresses being worn earlier, we attribute this modern tradition -- that is now popu

I am pleased with the Pantone color choice for 2017: A refreshing and revitalizing shade, Greenery is a symbolic of new beginnings (https://www.pantone.com/color-of-the-year-2017). New, fresh, delicate leaves, green with some hints of yellow, bring us hope, energy, love and a desire to fly.It goes along well with Primavera! #AudienceEngagement #Blog #Wedding

The happiness of a married life is not in direct correlation with how gorgeous a wedding is. Older generations usually had much simpler wedding arrangements – or no wedding celebrations at all -- but we cannot say they were any less happy. When my grandparents decided to marry, they simply went to their local town hall and walked out ten minutes later as husband and wife. They were a happy couple that spent all their lives together in love and mutual respect. And this is what