Mexican Theme Wedding Cakes

Mexican culture is rich and full of strong Latin influences and Spanish. Mexicans, unlike other neighboring nations, put a high value on the family significance. Therefore, the wedding itself is a very big event. Half of Mexicans are Catholic, such as weddings will take place most often after the Catholic traditions. In some regions of Mexico, the bride before the ceremony will receive an engagement ring. In fact, many marriages have a long period of time between engagement and wedding, so that this ring has a great significance precisely because of this.

In Mexico, the young people that are going to get married will be helped especially by the godparents, who called “padrinos” in their language. They are mentors both during and after the civil ceremony and they will mostly be those whose advice will be heard during their marriage. Godparents will be those who will hand over a Bible to the newlyweds at the wedding ceremony.

As in many other countries, Mexican customs prohibit the groom to see the bride or her wedding dress before the wedding. The Mexican wedding guests are usually very nice, you wonder surround in a circle that will form a heart. In the midst of this heart made of guests, the couple will dance the first waltz. A mexican theme wedding cake is also necessary because it is a very original and special wedding cake. Another tradition involves the groom to give to the bride 13 coins, what it symbolizes Jesus with his disciples, the coin will be blessed by the priest during religious ceremonies. The coins are called arrhea, and tradition is a legacy of the Roman empire. The symbolism of this act shall be construed as the acceptance of women being cared for by men, which promises so that he will take care of his wife.

Invitations, depending on their degree of kinship with the bride and groom, will have different duties. Some will buy coins mentioned above before the wedding, others will carry a prayer book, others will be responsible for wine glasses to be served after the ceremony and so on. A Mexican wedding dress is usually a tight-fitting dress, white, combined with a bolero jacket. The dress itself is a masterpiece in terms of dressing, is embroidered with many decorations. The groom will have tight pants matched with a bolero jacket, similar outfit with the bull fighters in the arenas.

A Mexican wedding menu will feature the mexican cuisine features of the tortillas, chicken, rice and beans, and we know very spicy. Sangria is the favorite drink of such an event. The mexican theme wedding cakes are very interesting because they have an unusual shape and are also very tasty. Music is also Mexican, the most common bands being Mariachi. Trumpets, accordions, guitars and violins are the tools that will set the tone for a party ball. Tradition says that guests will surround the bride and groom during the first dance, they sat in the shape of a heart. Another specific Mexican custom is to cover the groom with the bridal veil, while the men attended the ceremony, will blow it. The dance of money mentioned in the Cuban weddings, is also present in Mexico. Each guest will dance with the bride or the groom and will stick money on their clothes. It is a way to help this new start-ups. Mexican weddings are full of humor and also very solemn religious ceremonies.