When did the color white for wedding cakes become a tradition?

Correct answer: During the reign of the U.K’s Queen Victoria, 1837- 1901

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What people think about it: 5 Comments
Bruno
Bruno
Didn't need freezers, the alcohol used to soak the fruit in the cake would preserve it.
Bluemoon7
Bluemoon7
I think a wedding cake stands out better with white frosting.. I like a chocolate cake and white frosting,, the best…
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
Bubu, If you had an icehouse you didn’t need white sugar to flaunt your wealth . Most retained cake layers were heavily wrapped in grease proof paper and stored in an airtight tin .
Bubu
Bubu
Player #Meg, true, but there were ice houses.
Player #Meg
Player #Meg
freezers weren't available in Victorian age.