Well, eating cupcakes out meant a major component was missing from the decorations at home. It didn't feel like a birthday party without having a cake sitting in the middle of the island!
I wanted to have something a little special so we set up a tiny candy bar...
A quick trip to Walmart (is that an oxymoron? Is anything quick at Walmart?!) and I picked up 3 of these little cuties. They come in various sizes but I went with the smallest. So glad I did...it would have cost a fortune trying to fill the larger ones up with candy.
Candies of choice...
Double Bubble
Swedish Fish
M&M's
Want to know the sad truth?...We went to 2 different Hey Cupcake! locations and both were closed early because they had sold out of cupcakes. Poor Bryn...she settled for Sonic's shakes. Lesson learned...go to Hey Cupcake! at the beginning of the party and not the end!
3 comments:
Love the candy jars - so fun and you could use them throughout the year for holidays too. Wise Walmart investment. Happy Birthday to Bryn! Sonic shakes with friends sounds fun too!
That cute cupcake shop is worth a trip to Austin, how fun! I'd definitely trade a cake for an outing there. Sounds like your clever candy jars filled the bill for fun and festive treats!
By color, by taste or just by favorites, birthday candy buffets can be the centerpiece of any party.
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