These are some of the best candy buffet ideas from some of the pros for your next party. Learn how to make your own party candy tables, it’s such cute and sweet party ideas!
Candy table ideas for parties
Are you hosting an event? Party guests love sweets, and a good candy buffet table can be a hit at any party! This increasingly popular table is a hit at weddings, baby showers, birthday parties, graduation parties, and even just for random entertaining.
Candy buffet ideas for birthday parties & more
There are so many different types of candy tables that the colors, decorations, and ideas are endless! You can go all out with glass vases, pricey candies, elaborate designs, and custom cakes, or even put together a quality candy buffet on a budget. There are so many ideas for a candy table and we have put together a list of some of our favorites!
The Best Candy Buffet Ideas for Your Party
Check out these awesome candy buffet ideas, they double as decoration and service of cakes, cookies, and candies to party guests. These are some of our favorite candy buffet examples. Try making your own at your next event with these candy buffet ideas, you can buy supplies here.
Pink and green party table
1. Girly Pink and Green – I love the use of pink and green candies, along with plants and floral arrangements to liven up the table. Lollipops, candy buttons, Sixlets, and rock candy make up this candy buffet.
Rainbow candy buffets
2. Colors of the Rainbow – Amy from Amy Atlas Events uses color to brighten up this party! I love how she chose various colored candies to make this candy buffet stand out. It looks like light blue is the base color, but you can really choose any type of tablecloth you’d like.
Pink and blue candy for a candy buffet
3. Pink and Blue Cotton Candy – I love this color scheme for a baby shower, you know, the kind where the parents don’t want to know the sex of the baby. Mostly blue gives a bright, yet masculine approach, where the hints of pink soften the look.
Black and yellow party decor dessert table
4. Black and White, with a hint of Yellow – This one has a bit of vintage flair with the tags and paisley backdrop. I think it’s awesome, the yellow sets it off perfectly! White chocolate pretzels, vanilla cupcakes, vanilla meringues, and white almonds create this masterpiece.
Beautifully blue sweets table
5. Berry Blue Sweets for You – The variety of blue candy makes this buffet table look beautiful! The use of tall blue goblets, a cake as a centerpiece, and tasty-looking donuts with blue sprinkles is sure to be a hit.
Peach and mint candy buffet ideas
6. Pastel Outdoor Candy Buffet – Loving this pastel-colored decor for a backyard affair! Peach and Mint are the base colors used, with hues of yellow and orange inside each bowl. This is so cute and one of my favorite awesome candy buffet ideas for the summer!
Orange and blue candy table ideas
7. Playful Orange and Blue – This fun setup screams kid’s birthday party! I love the bright orange jelly beans, orange slices, and macarons. The tablecloth and cupcake liners also make this candy buffet stand out!
Elegant white ideas for a candy table
8. White Wedding Bliss Candy Buffet – Pure, simple, elegant. This white candy buffet speaks volumes without saying too much. The addition of flowers gives off a slight color pop. Stunning.
Simple purple candy buffet table ideas
9. Pretty in Purple Candy Buffet – Shauna Younge has an eye for creativity, and she shows it on her purple candy buffet table. Most of these treats look homemade, everything matches down to the floral embellishments on the squares. Purple swirl lollipops and paper-wrapped candy bars add a bit more color to the table, I would love to see this table cloth in a darker purple!
Halloween candy buffet table ideas
10. Hocus Pocus candy bar table – This adorable Halloween-themed candy buffet is for Hocus Pocus lovers! Cutefetti made this adorable spread in purple and black with mini-wrapped chocolates, gumballs, and even a cute Hocus Pocus sign.
11. Spooky Halloween candy buffet table – Nuts.com created this fun candy table idea for Halloween! The cobwebs and RIP headstone centerpiece give this candy table idea a spooky look!
How do I make my own candy buffet?
It’s so easy! Gather the necessary candy buffet supplies, assorted candies in the colors of your choice, a few glass or plastic jars, a matching tablecloth, scoops or tongs, colored ribbons, and name labels, and get creative! Look to these candy party table ideas to get some direction.
What is the best candy for a candy buffet table?
In my opinion, small candies and bite-sized items work best for candy buffet displays. Individual candies, such as Skittles, jelly beans, M&M’s, gumballs, individually wrapped mini candies, and other small sweets are great for scooping.
If you are adding other treats to your dessert table, we recommend they are also small in size, like mini cupcakes, donut holes, etc. Sometimes, a standard-sized cake is used as a centerpiece, but that should probably be the only large item on the table.
Where to buy candy for your candy buffet
You can purchase the candy from a local or online candy store and plenty of supplies can be found at party stores, dollar stores, or on Amazon. I did a small candy buffet for a friend’s baby shower last year and I found a lot of glass jars and colored ribbon at the dollar store. It was a lot of fun to create using these best candy buffet ideas!
Which of these ideas is your favorite?
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Can you please tell me how much candy will i need and how to charge for a candy buffet for 12 kids?