Last Summer we had a really big party for Aliceana, it was Minnie Mouse theme, as per requested by the birthday girl. I decided to make a candy bar, because they’re awesome and simple. It turned out adorable and I just came across the pictures and realized that I never posted about it.
Actually, there’s a reason for that. We had a sick birthday girl on our hands, and that’s not a fun memory!
If you clicked over to this post and you have no idea how to set up a candy bar, I’ve got the post for you! Just click the link below and you’ll be on your way to a simple, yet impressive looking candy bar or candy buffet in no time!
Tips and tricks: How to set up a candy bar for your party on a budget.
For this candy buffet I used thrifted jars that I had around the house, the polka dot takeout boxes were from Target’s dollar spot (I adhered Mouse silhouettes that I made with upcycled paper grocery bags,) I added a bouquet of flowers and a Minnie Mouse plush. The birthday girl picked out the candy so we had a fun variety of bulk candy and some pretty toddler approved candy like Ring Pops, Princess candy bracelets, and a party mix of Minnie candy.
If you’re looking to set up a simple candy buffet of your own, make sure to check out this post on how to set up your candy bar!
Written by, Brittany, the geek behind the blog. Sharing tips and stories from the trenches on navigating life homeschooling and homesteading as a stay at home mom.