Last Summer we had a really big party for Aliceana, it was Minnie Mouse theme, as per requested by the birthday girl. I decided to make a candy bar, because they’re awesome and simple. It turned out adorable and I just came across the pictures and realized that I never posted about it.
Actually, there’s a reason for that. We had a sick birthday girl on our hands, and that’s not a fun memory!
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For this candy buffet I used thrifted jars that I had around the house, the polka dot takeout boxes were from Target’s dollar spot (I adhered Mouse silhouettes that I made with upcycled paper grocery bags,) I added a bouquet of flowers and a Minnie Mouse plush. The birthday girl picked out the candy so we had a fun variety of bulk candy and some pretty toddler approved candy like Ring Pops, Princess candy bracelets, and a party mix of Minnie candy.





If you’re looking to set up a simple candy buffet of your own, make sure to check out this post on how to set up your candy bar!



How adorable, I really love those cookies!
Aw thank you! The cookies were a huge hit, I just wish they were easier to make, cut outs are so time consuming!