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What To Put On Top Of A Wedding Cake Traditionally they stood together, solemn and sincere in the responsibility they shared; the bride and groom decorating the top level of the wedding cake. There was no humor, no variation and generally speaking only one ethnic race when first created. The bride wore white and the groom a black tuxedo. It was as if no one really intended for the bridal couple or the guests to think those little tiny wedding cake toppers actually represented every bride and groom. Wedding Cakes That Taste Great Long ago, wedding cakes were actually made of bread, created as a symbolism for the "breaking of bread" to signify the union between the husband and his wife and the two joining families. Historically, it was not uncommon for the bread to be broken over the brides head as a symbol of her breaking from her past and her entrance into her new union as a wife. This practice evolved into the breaking of bread and showering over the couples head as a sign of good fortune and luck in the marriage.