Will the wish made before blowing out candles on your birthday come true?

Candles are lit on the birthday cake to make a wish in the heart of the birthday child, and then all the candles are blown out in one breath, then the child's good wishes will surely come true.

The historical origin of eating cakes and blowing out candles on birthdays.

Eating cakes and blowing out candles on birthdays first began in ancient Greece. In ancient Greece, people believed in themis, the goddess of the moon. At her annual birthday celebration, people always put honey cakes and many lighted candles on the altar to form a sacred atmosphere to show their special respect for the goddess of the moon. Later, with the passage of time, when the ancient Greeks celebrated their children's birthdays, they began to put cakes and other things on the table and light small candles on the cakes in the way of celebrating the birthday of Artemis, the goddess of the moon. Later, they gradually added a new activity-blowing out these lighted candles. The ancient Greeks believed that lighted candles had mysterious power. If the birthday child makes a wish in his heart and then blows out all the candles in one breath, then the child's good wish will surely come true. So lighting candles on the birthday cake and blowing out candles became a small program with auspicious significance at the birthday party, and gradually developed into an interesting activity of blowing out candles at birthday parties or banquets for children, adults and even the elderly.