It is said that the wedding cake first appeared in ancient Rome.

In ancient times, when rich children held weddings, they had to make a special cake. Not only did the bride and groom eat the cake together at the wedding banquet, but also invited guests to eat the cake. The guests expect themselves to share the happiness of the newlyweds. Therefore, the cake was cut on the bride's head at that time.
Guests invited to the wedding in Europe also have the habit of piling up their own bread with spices on the table, so that the bride and groom can kiss on both sides of the "bread mountain". At this time, the bread mountain also symbolizes happiness.
At first, the method of cake was no different from that of bread. The cake was made by kneading milk and flour together to make a flat circle.