Designing Non-Traditional Wedding Cake Toppers Rena Puebla, ... You know, again, we have people that order a case from us of the African-American groom in Maryland, ...

In 2000, Puebla, who is African American, was engaged to an Asian American man; both wanted a traditional affair, right down to the wedding-cake topper. “It was very challenging,” she said ...

And the African-American groom is bald! Bridal Occasion also sells wedding cake toppers with interchangeable brides and grooms , but these grooms appear to be having some hair issues, too.

Cake toppers have been part of the American wedding cake tradition for more than a century, ... Wedding cake toppers in the U.S. originated in the 19th century, before the Civil War.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aren't the most traditional royal couple. She's a divorced, biracial American actress. He's a ginger-haired British prince. But as Markle has helped plan her wedding ...

In the 1920s, cake toppers became more common, and the Sears catalog included a page of toppers. During World War II, wedding cakes often had grooms dressed in uniform as toppers.

Duchess Meghan a real-life princess, role model 07:06. Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, are a 21st century couple -- it's their time. They know they have the opportunity to change ...

During his sermon at the royal wedding, the Most Rev. Michael Bruce Curry of Chicago, the first African-American leader of the Episcopal Church, spoke about the power of selfless, sacrificial love.

Cake toppers have been part of the American wedding cake tradition for more than a century, and while marriages have evolved over the years, so have cake toppers. While some couples still choose ...