Showing posts with label Candy Bars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Candy Bars. Show all posts

April 12, 2010

Happy Birthday Devon~

We had the pleasure of assisting with Devon's 7th Birthday this weekend at the Black Gold Golf Club. Even though I have "kind of" officially taken the day off I just wanted to give you a sneak peek of the event. I can't wait to see all the photos myself. Will probably be a few days before I can get more of the details up, but it was a wonderful party, fabulous clients and an all round terrific end to an event whose decor changed completely within 96 hours of the party all for the better. I couldn't be more pleased! Stay tuned for more.

October 12, 2009

~Sweet 16 Sweet Shoppe~

Happy Belated Sweet 16 Ashley ~ I finally am taking a day to catch up on some long overdue things, like sharing some of our recent events that I haven't had time to go through the pictures before now. This is a photo and below a collage of the very Sweet candy bar for Ashleys Sweet 16. The candy bar was delightful and so was the decor, but the decor will have to wait for another post. One thing at a time..........

The adorable "Sweet Shoppe" sign was made by Party Decorations by Marlyss who creates wonderful decor. Ashley's Mom created this Sweet candy bar and I just helped a little I was there to do the ceiling decor but couldn't resist having fun with the candy bar as well. There were so many special touches to this party I can't wait to share them all with you.
{how funny is life, Ashley's Mom just phoned to tell me she was sending the photos from the photographer, so I will leave this as a quick post and when I get the professional photos I will post those}

Until then Enjoy.................

February 19, 2009

Sweet Candy Station

Last weekend I do believe I saw the most unbelievable Candy Station! When my client was looking for fun ideas for her daughter's Bat Mitzvah on a budget I suggested a Candy Station, who doesn't love them. This bargain hunter Mom began buying candy after Halloween and Christmas. She then divided up all the candy by colors to create a rainbow effect for the Candy Station. I can only imagine how many hours she spent in front of candy sorting it. Bargain bags of M & M's, Skittles and assorted candy were painstakingly split up by color.

If you are looking to create a wow factor on a budget consider the Candy Station and plan ahead so that you can take advantage of all the after holiday sales before your event. Of course you will need containers and scoops. We used colored Chinese soup spoons for the scoops and glass vases in different sizes. You can use any type of container or bag for the to go bags, although a lot of it will be eaten during your event.