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    PHOTOS: Happy National Pi Day - Celebrate with These Wedding Pie Ideas

    By | Shine Food – Thu, Mar 14, 2013 11:32 AM EDT

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    Can a pie get any more all-American? When you top it with stars, yes.
    Shine on with glitter wedding details
    Photo by: Joey and Jessica on Southern Weddings via Lover.ly... more 
    Photo by: Joey and Jessica
    Can a pie get any more all-American? When you top it with stars, yes.
    Shine on with glitter wedding details
    Photo by: Joey and Jessica on Southern Weddings via Lover.ly less 
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    By Rachel Wilkerson, Lover.ly



    Happy National Pi Day! Today's holiday is based on the Greek symbol π, which is used to represent the mathematical constant that is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter -- approximately equal to 3.14. Hey, any excuse to eat pie is fine with us!


    Pies have become more popular as a wedding food in recent years, and with good reason. They evoke sweet, nostalgic feelings and are delicious in a variety of flavors. We love cherry and berry pies for summer weddings, and pecan and pumpkin pies for fall and winter weddings. Set up a pie bar with different types of pies for your guests to choose from and don't forget the milk! Here is more wedding pie inspiration.



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