I love victorian wedding traditions. This is my favourite.
In the Victorian Era, a Bride or the baker would place wedding cake charms into the bottom layers of her wedding cake. Each bridesmaid or child guest would pull a ribbon from the wedding cake and discover the cake charm dangling from the other end of the ribbon, revealing her fortune.
Castle: One who gets a castle becomes very happy as it means he or she will live a happy life ever after.
Sun: Sun as a cake charm symbolizes a very bright future.
Heart: Your lover or beloved will come surely.
Sunglasses: You will lead a life of leisure.
Fleur-de-Lis: Love will blossom; prosperity and happiness will fill your life.
Anchor: Adventure waits for you.
Nautical Star: Anyone who has this will always find his/her way.
Shoe: You will always have a partner who is perfect for you.
Kite: Fun and leisurely life
Red Bean: Good luck
Seagull: Do n't dream it be it!
Recycling: You are an asset to your community
Mermaid: You are a Free spirit
Hot Air Balloon: You will enjoy a life of travel and adventure.

Lol that would be something Steve would say too! Hmmm not keen on the year and day to change his mind hehehe though suppose that works both ways! It does sound a lovely tradition though. xx