A wedding is a way for a bride and groom to express their personalities and interests – and tie it in to how they met. To do this, they have a few ways of showing this off, and one of the clever ways is through a wedding cake topper.

If my girlfriend and I got a cake topper, I have a feeling it would reflect the first night we met. I met my girlfriend at a goth bar – oddly enough neither of us are into the goth scene. It probably would have to do something with Halloween, which is the night we met, the fact that I was dressed as a pimp. I wore a white, big, fluffy pimp hat with that costume, and carried a cane around. So if there were such a thing as a big fluffy pimp hat as a cake topper, I would be “all up on that”.

There’s good odds that if a bride and groom have something memorable about their relationship, it will make its way to the wedding cake topper. Sometimes couples have “themes” that are related to how they met or what they both identify with. Some example themes are: Western, military, Asian, seasonal (such as Winter), sports and hobbies, beach, and Irish/Celtic.

If you are looking for a wedding cake topper, and you aren’t sure what exactly to choose, here is some food for thought: what does your wedding cake topper say about you and your loved one? Would you want to tie it into a theme? Is it a symbol of the foundation of your love?

If you are thinking about what kind of topper to get, I have a little work list of questions for you that might help you choose one out:

1. How did you meet?

2. Where did you meet?

3. Do you have something in common – such as a hobby or a religious belief?

4. Do you have something you both find interesting, humorous, or novel?

5. Is there anything you would say adequately summarizes your relationship with your loved one?

If you choose something unconventional, its a good conversation topic as to why that symbol is important and what it means to your relationship. Look at my story – I think people would have a lot to talk about if they saw a pimp hat on the top of a cake!

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