Share The Love With Candy Buffets
Time to Impart the Love with Candy Buffets
If deciding whether or not to partake in one of the sexiest trends in today's event planning society, bear in mind candy buffets. A candy buffet can add dimension, character, fun, and color to your next happening. Let's be straightforward, it doesn't matter how old you are, everyone loves candy!
Just before you commence planning your candy buffet, always remember that a candy buffet is an expense and should be included in your overall wedding or event budget.
After investigating the optimal ways to pull off an amazing candy buffet, one advice piece seems to consistently scream the loudest, buy enough candy buffet candy for your candy buffet!
Often you'll hear people suggest # of ounces per guest and while this is efficient to do, try planning the amount of candy buffet candy by the size of your containers and wedding candy buffet table. This way you're preparing how much you need with your eyes and not your calculator. It's suggested that you have 5 plus diverse candy types and then depending on your container, 10-20lbs of each type. This might seem a little much but what's worst, having too much candy buffet candy or too little?! Plus a table with candy overflowing creates such a visual that will clearly leave your candy buffet guests talking. Definitely don't want it to look like you just threw together overnight.
The next query you should ask yourself when considering a candy buffet is what kind of candy you should buy. That's subjective to the theme of your candy buffet event. Do you want a monochromatic theme or the same color with different hues or mixing colors? Or stay true to the style of your wedding. If you're having a beach type event, try using salt water taffys or peanut brittle. If you're having a bachelorette party, try a more modern candy buffet style with candy jewellery or wax bottles with sugar!
The following thing to contemplate is your containers. Be bold. Pick appealing types of candy buffet containers that will show your candy buffet candy in their very best light. Different containers with different heights and shapes and styles are the best way to go. Try to avoid containers that aren't clear enough to actually see your candy buffet candy. Also, don't go to narrow that your guests can't scoop your candy into their bags. If you can't find tall holders, use raisers that will hold your candy buffet containers high, giving the illusion of height. A nice touch is incorporating bunches of flowers on your candy buffet table as well. Candy buffet candy plus flowers plus cool containers equals amazingness.
And last but surely not least, how are your candy buffet guests going to take their candy home with them. Some event planners use baggies or cellophane bags that match the colors of the event. Don't restrict yourself. Add stickers with your initials or pictures of you and your groom. Make your candy buffet different than all the rest.
If deciding whether or not to partake in one of the sexiest trends in today's event planning society, bear in mind candy buffets. A candy buffet can add dimension, character, fun, and color to your next happening. Let's be straightforward, it doesn't matter how old you are, everyone loves candy!
Just before you commence planning your candy buffet, always remember that a candy buffet is an expense and should be included in your overall wedding or event budget.
After investigating the optimal ways to pull off an amazing candy buffet, one advice piece seems to consistently scream the loudest, buy enough candy buffet candy for your candy buffet!
Often you'll hear people suggest # of ounces per guest and while this is efficient to do, try planning the amount of candy buffet candy by the size of your containers and wedding candy buffet table. This way you're preparing how much you need with your eyes and not your calculator. It's suggested that you have 5 plus diverse candy types and then depending on your container, 10-20lbs of each type. This might seem a little much but what's worst, having too much candy buffet candy or too little?! Plus a table with candy overflowing creates such a visual that will clearly leave your candy buffet guests talking. Definitely don't want it to look like you just threw together overnight.
The next query you should ask yourself when considering a candy buffet is what kind of candy you should buy. That's subjective to the theme of your candy buffet event. Do you want a monochromatic theme or the same color with different hues or mixing colors? Or stay true to the style of your wedding. If you're having a beach type event, try using salt water taffys or peanut brittle. If you're having a bachelorette party, try a more modern candy buffet style with candy jewellery or wax bottles with sugar!
The following thing to contemplate is your containers. Be bold. Pick appealing types of candy buffet containers that will show your candy buffet candy in their very best light. Different containers with different heights and shapes and styles are the best way to go. Try to avoid containers that aren't clear enough to actually see your candy buffet candy. Also, don't go to narrow that your guests can't scoop your candy into their bags. If you can't find tall holders, use raisers that will hold your candy buffet containers high, giving the illusion of height. A nice touch is incorporating bunches of flowers on your candy buffet table as well. Candy buffet candy plus flowers plus cool containers equals amazingness.
And last but surely not least, how are your candy buffet guests going to take their candy home with them. Some event planners use baggies or cellophane bags that match the colors of the event. Don't restrict yourself. Add stickers with your initials or pictures of you and your groom. Make your candy buffet different than all the rest.