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Everyone noticed that a simple wedding cake could use some embellishment work here and there and this is how they all pictured more and more floral motifs or other decorative elements for the wedding cake’s cover. As many classic traditional wedding cake toppers picture a bride and a groom kissing, the original wedding cake topper was composed from different bride and groom figurine poses. But with the passage of time, these standard toppers started to include more and more variations on the same theme. The bride and the groom figurines were not only kissing, but also hugging, sitting inside a heart shape, dancing and so on.

In the late 1900s, creators started to change the classical bride and groom figurine with a more interesting, distinctive and unusual one, composed from love birds – doves, swallows to different love symbolic items: bells, dolphins, cherubs, hearts, cupids, stars, initials and so on. All these unique decorative elements were preserved with any wedding until our days. A romantic and popular legend of the history of wedding cake toppers says that a bride asked her father who was a baker to make her a beautiful symbol of love for her and her future beloved husband and place it on the cake for every one to see. So the father created her a two-piece figurine symbol expressing the bride and the groom.
Unfortunately, no one can confirm this story and that is why it will remain a romantic myth. But it’s true that this story tell us something about the meaning of the wedding cake topper and everyone can admit that the topper is nothing but a romantic symbol of the love shared between the bride and the groom. Others say that the origins of the wedding cake toppers come from the ancient Romans when the cakes were beautifully decorated with wheat flowers.