confetti
/kənˈfetɪ/noun
mass noun
- small pieces of coloured paper traditionally thrown over a bride and bridegroom by their wedding guests after the marriage ceremony has taken place（婚礼时抛撒在新人身上的）彩色纸屑。
词源
early 19th cent. (originally denoting the real or imitation sweets thrown during Italian carnivals)： from Italian， literally 'sweets'， from Latin confectum 'something prepared'， neuter past participle of conficere 'put together' （see CONFECT）.