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bzone
I have decided to do a candy buffet table at my wedding for the favors. I would like to put a container or bag at each chair with a note inviting them to visit the candy buffet. What is the best choice for a container or bag? I want something that they can close so their candy won't spill all over the place once they get back to their seat. And I'd like something that will match my light blue color theme. And something that will hold about 4 oz of candy. Any suggestions?
Answer
Check out these ideas for favor boxes or bags:
*Miniature paper boxes tied with colorful ribbon work well for truffles, fudge, and cake.
*Clear cellophane bags fastened with foil seals show off delicious cookies.
*Tins with stickers displaying your names and wedding date can hold mints or small chocolate candies.
*Mason jars are perfect for homemade jam.
*Coffee mugs customized with your monogram complement packets of gourmet coffee or hot cocoa.
*Sheer organdy bags are versatile and can hold a variety of favors, such as candy or cookie cutters.
*Metal pails highlight a seaside wedding when paired with flip-flops and a beach towel.
*Chinese take-out boxes filled with fortune cookies can be used to reflect an Asian-inspired theme.
http://weddings.weddingchannel.com/wedding-planning-ideas/wedding-favors/qa/what-types-of-containers-work-well-for-favors.aspx
Check out these ideas for favor boxes or bags:
*Miniature paper boxes tied with colorful ribbon work well for truffles, fudge, and cake.
*Clear cellophane bags fastened with foil seals show off delicious cookies.
*Tins with stickers displaying your names and wedding date can hold mints or small chocolate candies.
*Mason jars are perfect for homemade jam.
*Coffee mugs customized with your monogram complement packets of gourmet coffee or hot cocoa.
*Sheer organdy bags are versatile and can hold a variety of favors, such as candy or cookie cutters.
*Metal pails highlight a seaside wedding when paired with flip-flops and a beach towel.
*Chinese take-out boxes filled with fortune cookies can be used to reflect an Asian-inspired theme.
http://weddings.weddingchannel.com/wedding-planning-ideas/wedding-favors/qa/what-types-of-containers-work-well-for-favors.aspx
What should I do for a beach sweet 16 party?
hailey
I'm turning 16 in June and its gonna be sooo hot so I thinking that it would be a greeeat idea to go to the beach. problem is that my friends that im going to invite belong to different groups in our school and they dont really know each other (they dont hate each other just dont know each other)...so i need some activities that can bond them together and activities that would be really fun! Like smores and the beach im going to doesnt have a lot of volley ball nets so any other suggestions like where to eat or activities?
Answer
Get a long enough sturdy rope from any home improvement store or Walmart for a Tug of War game...what's more fun that trying to get your opponents into the water?
Get a bunch of cheap $1 Beach balls to toss around>>if you want, have some permanent markers for everyone to sign....then draw names to give away as door prizes at end of party.
Frisbees!....You can even use these as paper plate holders, too!....good toss around game.
Get a playground ball....discount store sells cheap enough....play kickball...have something to use as bases. Then you have teams.
Make human pyramids...take pics.
Do a camera scavenger hunt. Google "Beach scavenger hunt ideas" for lists.
Pack food items in coolers, drinks, too for what the beach will allow (non breakable, etc)...have snacks, pre-made popcorn already bagged...the cheesy kind is good. Some candy, Twizzlers, chips, etc. Are you bringing pizza? Subs? Make an easy pasta salad but not using mayonnaise....I think kraftfoods.com has one for an easy antipasto salad.....put in cooler to bring. Have a watermelon & something to cut it with....lots of paper towels and bring a container of Hand Wipes for easy clean up.
If you're sitting on blankets for the picnic...putting baby powder around the edge keeps the ants away. Burning a 3 wick LAVENDER scented candle on the table keeps the flies away. (I say 3 wick because the scent comes out stronger as 1 wick isn't enough). Flies hate lavender.
Mostly, be prepared with all you need to provide for the guests...for food, serving, games, music, clean up, trash bags, camera, pens, paper, etc.
Get a long enough sturdy rope from any home improvement store or Walmart for a Tug of War game...what's more fun that trying to get your opponents into the water?
Get a bunch of cheap $1 Beach balls to toss around>>if you want, have some permanent markers for everyone to sign....then draw names to give away as door prizes at end of party.
Frisbees!....You can even use these as paper plate holders, too!....good toss around game.
Get a playground ball....discount store sells cheap enough....play kickball...have something to use as bases. Then you have teams.
Make human pyramids...take pics.
Do a camera scavenger hunt. Google "Beach scavenger hunt ideas" for lists.
Pack food items in coolers, drinks, too for what the beach will allow (non breakable, etc)...have snacks, pre-made popcorn already bagged...the cheesy kind is good. Some candy, Twizzlers, chips, etc. Are you bringing pizza? Subs? Make an easy pasta salad but not using mayonnaise....I think kraftfoods.com has one for an easy antipasto salad.....put in cooler to bring. Have a watermelon & something to cut it with....lots of paper towels and bring a container of Hand Wipes for easy clean up.
If you're sitting on blankets for the picnic...putting baby powder around the edge keeps the ants away. Burning a 3 wick LAVENDER scented candle on the table keeps the flies away. (I say 3 wick because the scent comes out stronger as 1 wick isn't enough). Flies hate lavender.
Mostly, be prepared with all you need to provide for the guests...for food, serving, games, music, clean up, trash bags, camera, pens, paper, etc.
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