Labels Matter: Smartening up Your Candy Buffet

A few days back, we had Kimberly's Design Scents as our Guest blogger, and she gave me quite a lot to think about. Whenever one is planning a wedding, while they take extreme care of the large tasks like setting a menu for the reception, a theme for candy buffet etc. what they forget are the little details.

You may order a specific flower centerpiece, matching the color of your wedding theme without testing it how it might look with the reception area decor. Likewise, the same goes with couples opting for a candy buffet: they take care of the issues that appear in the bigger picture-the candies to be included, the colors of the buffet table.

However, they forget a crucial aspect of the candy buffet, the area where their creativity can be well-praised, if used meticulously: candy buffet labels. I cannot express the importance of having creative labels for your candy buffet jars enough.

[Amy DeYoung Photography]
For one, when you are including an a diverse range of candies in your buffet, people can read off the labels and identify them. However, instead of having boring tags pasted on the jars (which I believe would totally ruin the beauty of the buffet) why not create stylish labels for each of the candy jars?
Label Credits: Joy

In addition to this, if you are wrapping up your candies in different packaging, it confuses people exactly what they are eating; maybe they are allergic to a particular candy type. Play safe, and include the original name of the candy beneath the Candy Label, so they can pick their favorite ones out!

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