Freezing your cake for a whole year then expecting it to taste the same as it did on your wedding day is a tall order.
Top of a wedding cake.
The stacked wedding cake tier delicacy originated in a medieval tradition whereby individual cakes were stacked up as high as possible and the bride and groom were asked to kiss over the top of it.
A wedding cake is a ceremony classic but the fun doesn t stop at the first cut.
This is a great white wedding cake for those of you who like it plain.
A successful kiss without the cakes tumbling down meant a happy marriage.
Wedding cakes in england and early america were traditionally fruit cakes often topped with marzipan and icing with tiers cutting the cake was an important part of the reception.
Many newlyweds opt to follow tradition by saving freezing and storing their cake s top tier to share in celebration of their first anniversary.
In the past christenings were often within a year of the wedding so this made perfect sense.
Wedding cake was originally a luxury item and a sign of celebration and social status.
All is in your imagination.
Most couples cannot resist saving the top tier of their wedding cake to eat on their first anniversary or a christening ceremony.
The top tier of the cake is to be frozen and then consumed on the couple s.
Saving the top tier.
A frost free freezer which has a defrosting mechanism to prevent icy.
Saving wedding cake for your first anniversary is a tradition that symbolizes good luck and prosperity for newlyweds.
She used fancy staircases you get in cake decorating stores and even crocheted certain decorations.
Gathering wedding ideas and images is one of the most fun parts of wedding planning especially when it comes to searching for elegant wedding cakes sugar flowers hand painted details and intricate piping they re all so dreamy and delicious.
The bigger the cake the higher the social standing.
When i was a child one of my neighbors who was elderly made a lot of wedding cakes for family and other people and she took great pride in her work.