Personalized Hershey's Candy Bar Wrappers and Party Favors for all occasions.
Valentines Day Candy Bar Non-Personalized Stock Design
Features
Milk Chocolate / Gold Foil
Case of 50 bars
Engraved chocolate matches wrapper
Each bar measures 2 x 5 inches
Each bar weighs 1.2 oz
Shipped with ice gel packs at no additional charge
Order 10 cases and we’ll add your custom 1 color imprint to the back of our stock wrapper. Choose one of our stock Wrapper Bars
Whether getting married in the winter or spring, couples looking for a bold combination of hues for their wedding's color scheme may want to consider a rather unexpected pairing – red and purple. While the tones may seem to contrast, picking the right tones will lead to a dynamic decor.
It's important to select a color scheme early into your planning so that you can include the hues in every element of your nuptials, from wedding invitations to floral arrangements to custom party favors. Because purple is a mixture of red and blue, select one hue first and then search for the appropriate shade to match with it – if you choose aubergine, pair it with a warm red. If you prefer cool maroons, match it with a blueish violet.
Couples can use purple and red as accent colors and select a more conservative hue, such as cream, to be the primary color used for linens and china, but those looking to make a more bold statement can use the two shades in every element of their wedding's decor.
Christmas and New Year's may be over, but that doesn't mean you can't celebrate this cozy time of the year with some of your closest friends and family by your side. Whether or not you know someone who has a winter birthday, throwing a shindig to get rid of those winter blues may be one of the best things you can do.
First, send out invitations. Stationery adorned with visions of snowy weather will certainly be appreciated by all guests. However, remind them that you'll be serving up some warm winter treats, such as hot coco and spicy apple cider.
Don't forget to decorate appropriately. Banners and steamers in cool, icy colors will look lovely when scattered around your home. Also, Never underestimate the power of balloons!
Finally, don't forget about those party extras. If you're having a smaller shindig, personalized lollipops will be a great way to thank your guests for coming as you send them back into the stormy streets. For bigger bashes, a general goodie bag will do.
Spring is right around the corner, but until then people are likely to be feeling antsy. Coordinate a wonderful party and your friends and family will be sure to thank you later.
We're willing to bet that Shania Twain and her fiancé, Frédéric Thiébaud, sent out their wedding invitations faster than most couples. According to People.com, the lovebirds got hitched over New Year's Eve weekend, just a month after proclaiming to the world that they were aisle-bound!
Twain's representative took the time to confirm the happy news.
"They were married at sunset in Rincon, Puerto Rico, in front of 40 of their closest family and friends," she told the news outlet.
Those who aren't aware of how Shania and Frédéric met may want to listen up, as their story is a doozy. As it turns out, the gorgeous vocalist's ex-husband, Robert John "Mutt" Lange, had an affair with Thiébaud's wife in 2008. Their philandering led to the breakup of both marriages, and the wronged spouses soon found comfort in one another's arms.
While this is certainly exciting, many are wondering why the duo chose to make their love official so quickly. Perhaps those close to the couple can expect to receive birth announcements sometime soon?
Many couples who get engaged hire a professional photographer to take pictures of them to commemorate their impending nuptials. However, instead of traditional snapshots which feature simple close-ups of the pair, The Arizona Republic reports a new trend in engagement photographs is using a set that incorporates props and costumes.
The reason for these elaborate pictures may be that more couples are incorporating engagement photos into their wedding decor.
"If you were just going to order engagement photos and keep them for yourself, that would be a little weird," industry expert Anja Winnetka told the news source. "But most couples use them in the wedding. A lot of these pictures will be looked at by more people than the average photo album."
According to the news provider, some popular settings include candy shops, carnivals, well-known landmarks like New York City's Central Park and involve props such as balloons and silly hats.
Couples who want to showcase their photos when they exchange vows can hand out wedding favors like personalized wedding stickers or candy wrappers that feature some of the precious images.
