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Bridal Veil was intended to protect the bride against evil spirits by concealing her identity until she was safely wed.

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Something old, Something new, Something borrowed, Something blue. This originated from Victorian England. The bride should carry one of each on her person during her wedding to ensure future happiness and prosperity.

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Pretty Witty Cakes Ltd

Pretty Witty Cakes make gorgeous and bespoke cupcake towers for weddings. Each tower is individually designed according to the couple's unique requirements, likes and dislikes, and can range from novelty and fun to supremely elegant and sophisticated. In addition and for those who fancy making their own wedding cupcake tower, we also run one day courses in Crowborough, East Sussex to teach participants how to make perfect wedding cupcakes.

Contact Name: Suzi Witt

Email: cupcakes@prettywittycakes.co.uk

Telephone: 07976327278

Website: www.prettywittycakes.co.uk

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Did you know?
The Bridal Gown has the most well-known superstition attatched to it. They should not be seen by the groom until the bride appears in church and that it's bad luck for a bride to make her own dress.

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In the rhyme 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue', "blue" is symbolic of the blood of royalty, since both the bride and the groom were once considered to be "royal" on their wedding day.

Last updated: 18th May 2012