Cake or Cradle
This tiered dessert is cut at weddings but smashed by toddlers
Cake
This is the traditional gemstone for engagement rings
Diamond
This celebrity couple named their daughter Blue Ivy
Beyoncé and Jay-Z
A ring bearer wears this outfit that makes him look 40 years older
Tuxedo
Down on one knee for a wedding proposal; down on both knees for this baby activity
Crawling
This portable seat is for feeding babies, not for wedding receptions (though it would help)
High Chair
This U.S. city is known as the “Wedding Capital of the World.
Las Vegas
This actress named her daughter Apple
Gwyneth Paltrow
Sparkly on a bride’s finger, chewy in a baby’s mouth
Ring
In Victorian times, this color ribbon was tied to a cradle for good luck in marriage and babies
Blue
Guests throw this at weddings for luck, and babies throw it on the floor for fun
Rice/Food
The phrase “tying the knot” comes from this ancient practice
Handfasting
This reality star named her daughter Stormi
Kylie Jenner
This flowing accessory can be pulled by toddlers like a parachute
A Veil
These two types of vacations celebrate major life milestones, one right after saying “I do,” and the other before welcoming a new family member
Honeymoon and Babymoon
This sweet tradition involves saving the top layer of cake…then eating it a year later with freezer burn
Anniversary cake
This country started the tradition of the white wedding dress
England (Queen Victoria)
Elon Musk and Grimes named their child this unusual combination of letters and numbers
X Æ A-12
Brides may change these for the dance floor, while babies may kick them off and throw them across the room
Shoes
This phrase describes couples who marry because they are expecting a baby
Shotgun Wedding
This thing is usually stuffed at baby showers and wedding dessert tables
Cupcakes
The longest recorded wedding veil was longer than this famous landmark
Eiffel Tower
This actor named his son Pilot Inspektor
Jason Lee
This common outfit for infants is also what adults call “what I wear when I give up.”
Onesie
In some cultures, this is broken over the bride’s head for fertility and good luck
Bread