Original Victorian Cake Topper dating to the late 1800's. |
Victorian & Edwardian "Clasping Hands" Wedding Cake Topper |
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Wedding Tradition is Introducing Our
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Wax Cake Topper {Set 1}
Wax Cake Topper {Set 3}
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"Clasping Hands" Wedding Cake Toppers Victorian's used the design of Clasping Hands to adorn their Wedding Cakes. The Wedding Cake Topper consisted of two hands made from wax. They were placed facing each other atop the cake. The thumbs could either be touching or slightly askew. The clasping hands represented the joining together the Bride & Groom. The Bride's hand had lace & flowers while the Groom's hand had a sleeve. The lovely gesture of two hands coming together first in Friendship followed by Courtship and ending in Forever Love had a special significance then and is just as lovely today.
A Wedding Tradition has recreated this beautiful Wax Wedding Cake Topper. Each wax hand is entirely a one of a kind handmade piece. So if you are looking for that truly unique Wedding Cake Topper please take a look at our pieces. Just click on the photos for more information.
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Wax Cake Topper {Set 2}
Coming Soon Wax Cake Topper {Set 4}
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