Simple Homemade

Pink Candy Buffet

This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy.

The spring wedding season is just around the corner, and a pink wedding candy buffet table would be so much fun! It could be set up at a wedding reception or at a bridal shower.

candy buffet with pink candy in jar

I decided to go with a pink, white, and silver theme for this candy buffet. When I was little, one of my aunts had pink and gray as her wedding colors. I thought it was so beautiful, so of course, I wanted pink and gray for my wedding colors “when I grew up”! By the time I got married, I no longer wanted those colors but thought it would be fun to use them for my table setup.

Adding David Tutera Bridal Sparkles to the glassware.

I purchased several apothecary jars to fill with candy. They happened to be on sale when I went into the store, so I saved a bunch of money and didn’t even need a coupon! To decorate the jars, I attached bling to the jars using glue dots. If you are looking for a more permanent way to attach the bling, try using a glue like E-6000.

David Tutera table stands.

To make the Candy Buffet sign, I first covered a table sign base with rhinestones. Then, I painted a table number sign pink. Once the paint was dry, I stamped the words Candy Buffet in the center.

suckers and wrappers on a tabletop.

Next, I cut squares of pink polka-dot tissue paper and wrapped them around Blow Pops. I tied the tissue paper on with a piece of baker’s twine and added a rhinestone to each one. I laid the lollipops on a white tray.

a bag for holding candy.

Once the lollipops were covered, I moved on to decorating the bags. I stamped the corner of plain white bags and added a piece of washi tape so that the bag could be held shut once they are filled with treats.

candy buffet with pink candy in jar

Finding pink candy wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be. There are a lot of different bags of candy that have pink in the mix, but they aren’t exclusively pink. I used strawberry milkshake Whoppers, Valentine’s M&M’s with the reds removed, pink foil-wrapped Hershey Kisses, milk chocolate Godiva truffles, pink, watermelon-flavored licorice and the covered Blow Pops.

For a beverage, I found sparkling grapefruit IZZE and added pink striped paper straws to a glass cup topped with rhinestones. The little silver candy scoops are lined up, waiting to be used. They already have a rhinestone on them, so I didn’t have to add anything to them. I love how it all turned out. This kind of Candy Buffet wouldn’t only have to be used for a wedding. Wouldn’t it be fun for a baby shower or a birthday party too?

Join the newsletter

Reader Interactions

Comments

  3. Jenna says

    Love, love, love this! My daughter’s first birthday is pink and blue themed, and this would be perfect! Thanks for sharing! Pinning!

    Jenna @ rainonatinroof.com

    Reply

  7. Carissa says

    This is BEAUTIFUL. You did such a great job with this. This would be fun not just for a wedding for for a girly Valentine’s day party, too.

    Reply

  17. crystal says

    Everything looks beautiful, Tonia! I have that mason jar stamp from Valentine’s day, its one of my favorites! I like how you wrapped the rhinestones around the jars, its such a cute way to embellish them without covering the colorful candy. 🙂

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *