Personalized Hershey's Candy Bar Wrappers and Party Favors for all occasions.
Wedding Shower Chic Bride 1.55 oz Candy Bar Wrappers
For the sophisticated and chic bride, these candy bars will be the hit of the shower. This wrapper has a tiffany blue striped background and blue and pink whimsical flowers and a chic bride on the front. The brides hair color, background color and font style on this wrapper can be changed to suit your theme.
Planning a baby shower can be difficult, especially with winter underway – temperatures are dropping across much of the country and many people want nothing more than to barricade themselves indoors, not rush out to the next social gathering. But when it's time to celebrate the impending arrival of a new baby, why not plan a seasonal shower that will pair perfectly with the cold weather?
We're not suggesting a snow-themed shower – in fact, quite the opposite! Instead of celebrating the cold, host a shower that embraces the best about staying warm in the harshest winter weather.
Make a note on the invitations that encourages guests to come dressed in their comfiest clothes and have lots of cozy blankets on hand. Delicious treats such as hot chocolate and homemade macaroni and cheese will warm up pals from the inside out. If you have a fireplace, light a fire and toast marshmallows as you open presents and bestow advice upon the mom-to-be.
Baby shower favors should reflect the wintry theme as well. Personalized lip balms will be a welcome treat to keep pouts hydrated and smooth. Pack loose tea or cocoa mix in personalized tins for a soothing beverage to be enjoyed later.
Elmo Birthday Candy Bar Wrappers
These fun birthday party favors will be a great addition to your childs themed birthday party. This personalized candy bar wrapper will be a great touch to your party and allows your guests to take an edible and fun treat home with them.
Planning a party can be overwhelming – from shopping to decorating to preparing food, hosting a bash can be quite an undertaking. But perhaps the most stressful component to playing hostess may be the expenses that quickly add up.
While those on a tight budget may think they will be unable to plan a fantastic celebration, there are ways to cut costs without sacrificing festiveness or fun.
There is no need to spend money on disposable party supplies that you can only use once. Instead, utilize items that you already own, such as champagne flutes, tumblers and mugs. Don't worry about mismatched pieces – the random assortment will be fun and eclectic!
Cocktails are imperative, but liquor can be pricey. Instead of providing a full bar, offer a signature drink for the night. Sangria is delicious and not too expensive to make, as it is comprised of juice and soda as well as alcohol. Mix a batch before the party and have non-alcoholic drinks on hand as well.
With the money you save, you can treat your guests to some fantastic party favors. Guests will be thrilled to receive personalized lollipops or delicious candy bars, and you'll enjoy entertaining your friends without breaking the bank.
While guests are often surprised by the wedding favors, and sometimes caught off guard by a quirky theme or a unique first dance, those who attended Nicole Richie and Joel Madden's wedding were in for a much larger treat – an elephant! According to People magazine, a trained pachyderm was brought to Lionel Richie's Los Angeles home, where the ceremony took place.
Though it is not yet known what the elephant's role was, other details of the celebration have been revealed. The news source reports that Richie wore awedding dress by Marchesa and that a few celebrities were in attendance, including Joel's Good Charlotte bandmate and twin brother Benji Madden, DJ Sam Ronson, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale.
The menu appeared to be as top notch as the guest list. The wedding party dined on a beet and red greens salad, homemade butternut squash ravioli and a choice of filet mignon with truffle risotto or seared Ahi tuna with wasabi cream.
While it sounds perfect, we're still scratching our heads about the elephant's involvement – perhaps it helped the couple pass out the wedding favors? Regardless, we wish the newlyweds, who already have two children together, nothing but happiness!
