Whether your wedding theme is modern, glam, rustic or something in between, these stunning wedding cake toppers add a little extra pizzazz to your special day.

Pfeifer sells her cake toppers out of her online shop, Bunny with a Toolbelt (www.bunnywithatoolbelt.com). The figurines are made of reclaimed wood and painted with acrylic.

It may seem like a wedding cake topper is a staple that has been around since the inception of weddings themselves, but they really only gained popularity in the U.S. during the 1950s.

Renellie is a wedding planning company and designed a new line of wedding cake toppers popular with interracial and gay couples. Rena joins us to tell us about the personal story behind the company.

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. But it was the ...

Same-sex cake toppers are also offered in both genders, in a nod to the latest controversial expression of love. Renellie's 7-inch figurines sell in pairs for about $70.