And they do look beautiful, don't they? All that yummy, sugary, colorful goodness. But really, how much sugar can your guests possibly consume? And how about expense? I'd say we're looking at mega bucks here. And we ARE on a very very tight budget. Okay, so we know the kids would LOVE a candy bar. But what about their parents. Not so much probably.
So......I think we've decided to incorporate just a few jars full of candy on our dessert table. PARENTS BEWARE!
We are not responsible for hyperactive children high on sugar. :)
Just sayin'
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LOVE the candy bar (we had one in Savannah for Petticoats & Parasols Art Event) But, you are so right about the $$$$$$$$$$ Can you imagine???? Love the flower tutorial you gave in the last post. I have to make 7 ribbon flowers for a necklace in a swap for an Art Event in July. Thanks for the ideas. Good Luck with the weddding. Are you feeling better after your surgery? Charlene
ReplyDeleteI recently went to a wedding that had a giant candy bar. It was a lot of fun and very beautiful. The brides grandma actually put the whole thing together!
ReplyDeleteOh what a pretty post!!! I can imagine doing a candy table like that in peaches and earth colors for a picnic we have in the fall. Great ideas. Thank you:)
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