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Candy Buffet
We are planning on having a candy buffet at our wedding. The thing is that our colors are black, white, and fuchsia. I am not a huge fan of black licorice. And I think having all different types of candy would be better so people have more of a choice.

Is it bad if my candy buffet does not match my colors?
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candy4brandi
 |  Everett, WA, United states  |  04/01/2008
no candy is candy just make the decorations around it your wedding colors
anewbeginning
 |  Livermore, CA, United states  |  04/01/2008
or, if you do want it to match your colors, maybe have black linens or candy jars and then have the candy in pink, fuschia and white?
beccalind22
 |  Rochester, NY, United states  |  04/01/2008
I was having the same dilemma when we decided to do the candy buffet.  I think that if you get some pretty jars or bowls in your colors it will look fine with mixed candy.  That's what I'm going to do, I think, to make it somewhat match the wedding colors!
marta12
 |  Joliet, IL, United states  |  04/01/2008
I agree about the jar colors. That way you can put whatever candy you want in there.
sweetp
 |  New britain, CT, United states  |  04/01/2008
great idea!
jacquiluisitodreams
 |  Stamford, CT, United states  |  04/02/2008
You can order m&m's custom in black , not sure where u live but in Times Sq they have all the colors.  what about blk jelly beans or even dark choc covered stuff? white coconut can be used as a filler or on the bottom of stuff or even white choc covered pretzels cookies etc.. Good Luck
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