Imagine your guests scooping delicious, mouth watering candy in all flavors, varieties and colors from beautiful designer jars.
Sweet Temptations will work one-on-one with you to insure you not only get a candy buffet that compliments your event, but to also ensure that everything goes smoothly. We do nearly all the work, about the only thing you’ll need to do is select what candy and theme you would like! We can even do that for you - just tell us the colors of your event and we’ll take care of the rest.
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Sweet Temptations' Candy Buffet Service includes:
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Personal design |
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Available no glass option, only high quality acrylic containers and metal dishes will be used (great for outdoors and kids) |
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Candy scoops and tongs |
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Coordinated table decorations |
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Guest candy bags with ties |
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On time candy buffet delivery |
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Candy Buffet attendant for up to 2 hours of service |
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Candy Buffet setup, take down and cleanup |
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All candy, ordered specifically for your candy buffet event |
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Your price quote will be all-inclusive, no hidden charges or fees. Pricing starts at $3.95 per person - based on 100 people |
Upgrades available: Custom stickers, labels, theme and holiday props to compliment your theme and color scheme, customized display signage, flowers, cupcakes, custom cookies and desserts.
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Can't I do this myself?
Most people who have tackled a candy buffet on their own spend the same amount or more money than if they hired a professional. If you create your own candy buffet, you will need to purchase specialty glassware (at least 8 pieces), table accessories to make your display attractive, ribbons and signage, candy scoops, candy bags, containers, bubble wrap or packaging for transport to your event location and the candy itself (with no vendor discounts). Additionally, you will invest hours canvassing the stores for your supplies, researching candy prices, designing and practicing the set up of your display, washing and wrapping your glassware, hauling your supplies back to the venue, setting up your display and breaking down the display at the end of the event, rewashing the glassware and figuring out what to do wish your containers now that your event is over. Wow, was that tiring or what?
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