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When it comes to wedding cakes, many couples have their own personal favourites. In most cases, the actual flavour of the cake being served isn't even considered by the couple. Instead, they focus on how their cake looks and whether or not the design of the cake matches the style of their wedding. However, if you're a bit of an introvert, there are other options that you can explore. For instance, if you're marrying in England, why not stack your wedding cakes in a stunning, three-tier tower? The classic, vintage look of a Victorian-style cake could be the perfect choice for your England wedding ceremonies. The dark, rich colours of buttercream frosting along with rich fruit flavours could make this cake the perfect complement to the classic, regal wedding ceremonies in England. If you're a little less traditional, geode-like wedding cakes, leafy vines entwining around your cake and earthy accents and light ribbons would make for an interesting variation on the classic English theme. There is also a popular tradition in some parts of England and the United Kingdom known as the "good fortune of married couples." This cake is usually adorned with a small amount of white icing to represent good luck and is usually served at wedding ceremonies held in churches. It is thought to be a symbol of good fortune since the bride and groom were believed to be seated under an apple tree representing the tree of life and giving them good luck. The use of this cake has been around for centuries and was brought to America by the English Puritans in the 16th century. A less traditional form of stacked wedding cakes are the tiered cakes. These can be stackable or single tier, depending on your taste or availability. Tiered cakes are great for smaller tables and for occasions that you want to be elegant and formal like church parties. A traditional French-themed wedding can easily be topped off with tiers of Swiss or Italian-inspired frosting flowers and lush tiers of chocolate. Another way to add a touch of elegance is to use handmade “customized” wedding cakes. These are usually made by amateur cooks who can add a personal touch to the final product. The price is often much more reasonable than a comparable store-bought cake and they are usually handmade with the utmost care and detail. You can find a number of different types of these desserts available and the price varies depending on the ingredients used as well as the amount of time needed to create them. For the most formal events, you may prefer to use white icing and toppers to add a royal theme to your wedding cakes. Popular choices include the Englander Cake, which features a white icing top with a crown of thorns and is designed for the groom to be placed on top. For a more modern look, you can always opt for fondant white icing or even fondant-covered fruit. Most couples choose wedding cakes that have British heritage. One of the more popular choices are those that feature the crown of thorns as a design. Other choices include the Cladding pattern, which depicts two hands holding a heart with a crown at the centre and is the national symbol of Ireland. A more whimsical version of the Irish theme is the Cladding featuring the hands of love topped with a crown, which is designed to resemble the romantic symbol of love. Asian wedding cakes are a bit different from the usual typical UK wedding cakes. Sometimes, Asian couples prefer to have a tough of their culture in the wedding cakes. As you can see, there are numerous options when it comes to wedding cakes. If you want to add a little extra tradition to your reception, consider decorating the piece with either an actual wedding dress design or with a traditional symbol from your country. Either way, the main point is to celebrate your happiness and prosperity. Whether you use a wedding cake to symbolize your happiness or you use a small piece of a wedding cake to save money, it's important to remember that it's all about you and your happiness.

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