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Wedding Sweetie Buffets!... Sweet Tags, Labels, Bags & Boxes...
To see more photographs of my Sweet Bar Tags, please visit My Sweetest Pear Gallery! Also, for some helpful information about creating your own DIY Sweetie Buffet please scroll down this page!! xxx
SWEET TABLE TAGS CURRENT PRICES
The first picture on my website gallery shows the different types of tags I can provide. More styles coming soon!!!
Prices are as follows: (they may increase slightly once prices are on the website but this is the current price I am charging: (I'm hoping to get some nice photo's for my website gallery!)
Tag Type A - £1.85
Tag Type B - £1.95
Tag Type C - £1.85
Tag Type D - £1.95
These prices all include ribbon/stick and are put together all ready to put onto your sweetie bar. I can do any colour/theme you need. The tags are made from beautiful pearlescent card (off white/ivory colour). The card is approximately 220gsm thick, giving a quality tag. For tags with ribbon, top quality double sided satin ribbon will be used. If you have an unusual container and would like a tag designing to fit, please feel free to ask!!
The details I would need to proceed with an order are:
* Wedding Date or Date needed by
* Yours and your Grooms First Names (for the tags)
* Colour Scheme/Theme (poss with images if colours are unusual)
* Names of sweets you need tags for, with an indication next to each one of which tag you'd like
* Postal Address (small box, which will not fit through a post box)
For an extra charge I can add beads, diamantes, charms, anything you can imagine! Please contact me to discuss any ideas you may have.
Once I have all the information I need, I will then send you an invoice. Payment is by bank transfer or cheque. I can accept paypal payments but prefer not to due to extra charges.
Bank Transfer details are as follows:
Bank: Barclays Bank PLC
Name: Sweetest Pear
Sort Code: 20-11-81
Acc Number: 13659623
Please make Cheques payable to Sweetest Pear or Mrs. Michelle Dodds
Thanks,
Michelle xxx
SWEET TABLE TAGS CURRENT PRICES
The first picture on my website gallery shows the different types of tags I can provide. More styles coming soon!!!
Prices are as follows: (they may increase slightly once prices are on the website but this is the current price I am charging: (I'm hoping to get some nice photo's for my website gallery!)
Tag Type A - £1.85
Tag Type B - £1.95
Tag Type C - £1.85
Tag Type D - £1.95
These prices all include ribbon/stick and are put together all ready to put onto your sweetie bar. I can do any colour/theme you need. The tags are made from beautiful pearlescent card (off white/ivory colour). The card is approximately 220gsm thick, giving a quality tag. For tags with ribbon, top quality double sided satin ribbon will be used. If you have an unusual container and would like a tag designing to fit, please feel free to ask!!
The details I would need to proceed with an order are:
* Wedding Date or Date needed by
* Yours and your Grooms First Names (for the tags)
* Colour Scheme/Theme (poss with images if colours are unusual)
* Names of sweets you need tags for, with an indication next to each one of which tag you'd like
* Postal Address (small box, which will not fit through a post box)
For an extra charge I can add beads, diamantes, charms, anything you can imagine! Please contact me to discuss any ideas you may have.
Once I have all the information I need, I will then send you an invoice. Payment is by bank transfer or cheque. I can accept paypal payments but prefer not to due to extra charges.
Bank Transfer details are as follows:
Bank: Barclays Bank PLC
Name: Sweetest Pear
Sort Code: 20-11-81
Acc Number: 13659623
Please make Cheques payable to Sweetest Pear or Mrs. Michelle Dodds
Thanks,
Michelle xxx
Sweetest Pears' Helpful Tips for Creating the Perfect Sweetie Buffet...
Are you looking for a unique favour idea your wedding guests will love? The Sweetie/Candy buffet is one of my favorite wedding trends. I had one at my own wedding in June and it went down an absolute storm!!! In addition to Sweetie Bars being a great wedding favour, they are also a fun wedding decoration and can really brighten up the room.
Here are some tips to help you create the perfect Candy Buffet…
* Fabulous Jars and/or Vases!
The first thing you need to do is find some great candy containers and scoops and or tongs. You can hire containers (check with your wedding planner, florist, or online for ideas and options) or you can buy your own. Some places I would suggest looking for containers, are:
TK Maxx, Dunelm Mill, The Range, Charity Shops, Car Boot Sales, BHS, Next, Ebay, Supermarkets (Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons), Garden Centres (Yes, Really!)...
A polular option are LOVE plates! These are quirky and will look really fabulous on your sweet buffet! I purchased my LOVE dishes from Angelic Weddings.
Clear containers usually work best, they show your sweet selections better.
Be creative. The sky is the limit when it comes to how you want your candy buffet to look.
* Scoop it up!
After very extensive research, I found some lovely little scoops for the candy bar at my wedding! They're actually canape spoons, but are the perfect size for small jars... some of the scoops you can buy are too big for dainty containers. A couple of suppliers I found where you can purchase these, are Cream Supplies and Russums.
* Decorate the Table:
In addition to your sweetie jars and sweet selections, you could decorate the table. Consider including:
* Boxes and Bags:
There are many ways for your guests to collect their sweets. Candy Striped Paper Bags work really well (try ebay for fabulous striped ones!! 5" x 7" ones are the perfect size!) You could also use little fabric bags, small card boxes, or chinese takeaway boxes!! If you need any of these personalising, please get in touch as I can certainly help with anything like this!!
* How to Decide which Sweets to use:
Consider several things – your wedding colours, theme, and your favorite sweets. A great place to find all types and colours of sweets is: www.Sweetstall.com
Adding cookies and cupcakes on pretty stands can also bulk out a sweetie buffet, and are sometimes cheaper than sweets!! Even supermarket ones can look fabulous with some pretty Card Toppers on sticks, or fancy Cupcake Wrappers! Please Contact me if you are interested in anything like this.
It is a good idea to use your wedding colours to inspire your sweetie selections. You don’t have to stay true to the colours you selected for the rest of the wedding, but it is a great way to tie it all together. The thing to remember with colour is that it makes a difference – whatever colors you choose. In my opinion, Sweetie Bars with coordinated colours look much better than random coloured ones :)
Think about the Season!!!... If you're getting married on a really hot day in the middle of Summer... maybe even setting the candy bar up outside, then it may be a bad idea to have a lot of chocolate and other sweets that could melt. The day of our wedding was boiling and ours was actually fine, phew! (we had a lot of chocolate; maltesers white mice etc etc), it was sent up in a marquee which was kept quite cool... but it's something to consider!
Make your guests literally feel like a kid in a Sweet Shop when they join in the celebration of your wedding!
Michelle
(Sweetest Pear owner & designer) xxx
Here are some tips to help you create the perfect Candy Buffet…
* Fabulous Jars and/or Vases!
The first thing you need to do is find some great candy containers and scoops and or tongs. You can hire containers (check with your wedding planner, florist, or online for ideas and options) or you can buy your own. Some places I would suggest looking for containers, are:
TK Maxx, Dunelm Mill, The Range, Charity Shops, Car Boot Sales, BHS, Next, Ebay, Supermarkets (Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons), Garden Centres (Yes, Really!)...
A polular option are LOVE plates! These are quirky and will look really fabulous on your sweet buffet! I purchased my LOVE dishes from Angelic Weddings.
Clear containers usually work best, they show your sweet selections better.
Be creative. The sky is the limit when it comes to how you want your candy buffet to look.
* Scoop it up!
After very extensive research, I found some lovely little scoops for the candy bar at my wedding! They're actually canape spoons, but are the perfect size for small jars... some of the scoops you can buy are too big for dainty containers. A couple of suppliers I found where you can purchase these, are Cream Supplies and Russums.
* Decorate the Table:
In addition to your sweetie jars and sweet selections, you could decorate the table. Consider including:
- Tags on your jars or vases!
- Decorative Fabric or Paper Bunting as a backdrop, or at the front of your table
- A table runner in one of your wedding colours
- Flowers & Petals (dried, real or artificial)
- Candles, Tea Lights or Lanterns
- Pictures from your engagement shoot
- Childhood pictures of the bride and groom
- A Sign in a Decorative Frame (Please Contact me, I can help!)
* Boxes and Bags:
There are many ways for your guests to collect their sweets. Candy Striped Paper Bags work really well (try ebay for fabulous striped ones!! 5" x 7" ones are the perfect size!) You could also use little fabric bags, small card boxes, or chinese takeaway boxes!! If you need any of these personalising, please get in touch as I can certainly help with anything like this!!
* How to Decide which Sweets to use:
Consider several things – your wedding colours, theme, and your favorite sweets. A great place to find all types and colours of sweets is: www.Sweetstall.com
Adding cookies and cupcakes on pretty stands can also bulk out a sweetie buffet, and are sometimes cheaper than sweets!! Even supermarket ones can look fabulous with some pretty Card Toppers on sticks, or fancy Cupcake Wrappers! Please Contact me if you are interested in anything like this.
It is a good idea to use your wedding colours to inspire your sweetie selections. You don’t have to stay true to the colours you selected for the rest of the wedding, but it is a great way to tie it all together. The thing to remember with colour is that it makes a difference – whatever colors you choose. In my opinion, Sweetie Bars with coordinated colours look much better than random coloured ones :)
Think about the Season!!!... If you're getting married on a really hot day in the middle of Summer... maybe even setting the candy bar up outside, then it may be a bad idea to have a lot of chocolate and other sweets that could melt. The day of our wedding was boiling and ours was actually fine, phew! (we had a lot of chocolate; maltesers white mice etc etc), it was sent up in a marquee which was kept quite cool... but it's something to consider!
Make your guests literally feel like a kid in a Sweet Shop when they join in the celebration of your wedding!
Michelle
(Sweetest Pear owner & designer) xxx
