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- The bride is suppose to give a piece of wedding cake to her new husband and he is suppose to give his new wife a piece of cake, but now weddings are more laid back and the bride and groom are just having fun when they shove the piece of cake in each others face.
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∙ 9y agoI've been to many weddings in the UK, and not once have I witness such a disgraceful scene. Maybe they were both drunk?
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Slicing of cake in a wedding?
The slicing of cake in a wedding typically occurs after the ceremony if there isn't food and after the dinner if there is food. Sometimes the bride and groom smash the wedding cake in each other's faces.
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