My niece recently turned 3 years old. Is she not the sweetest Princess in all the land? She had a Princess Tea Party, with a castle cake, and candy land sweet buffet. She even had Prince Charming wrapped around her little finger. Needless to say she lived happily ever after...
We had the party catered by a Lebanese Restaurant on the North side of Edmonton. Set up several heating trays added a few bbq'd jerk chickens and tadaa a kids party turned into party for a Princess' parents + friends. It was awesome! (Thanks for turning 3 Moop!!! Luv Auntie)
DIY Candy Buffet:
Here are some tips on creating your own Candy Buffet
More is always better than Less!
Fill a variety of vases, wine, champagne, any interestingly shaped glasses with candy
Use a variation of One colour to compliment your theme, OR use a variety of colours if you find your candy choices limited.
Add chocolate morsels like, Junior Mints, Kit Kat pieces, Glosset Peanuts etc. to cater to those chocolate lovers.
Costco has a variety of inexpensive $.05 candies in bulk, but also check Bulk Barn, Super Store and grab a few tubs of sour worms from Shoppers Drug Mart!!!
Good Luck and Have Fun
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