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The Candy Quinceanera Theme

Are you looking for a super colorful and sweet theme? A candyland theme quinceanera may be exactly what you are looking for! You can take a few elements from the game Candyland, mix it with some candy shoppe ideas and add your personal touch to develop this theme.

Tips for putting together a candyland theme quinceanera

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Color Scheme: A candyland theme is very colorful, bright and fun. Pick a out a main color and let the candy decorations and props pop out against it. White would be a nice choice, to contrast the colorful candy surroundings. You could also do a combination of 3 colors, like pink, green and yellow. Choose all decorations and candies in these colors.

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Invitations: Find invitations that fit with your candy quinceanera theme . You could go an extra step and seal each envelope with a candy or lollipop sticker~

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Venue: This theme works nicely indoors or outside. A location with plain colors will help your colorful party pop.

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The Dress: A vibrantly colored dress would be fitting for this theme. Deep pink, yellow, orange or Starburst pink would be really pretty. Add a couple pieces of candy to your ramo.

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Quince Court: Dress your quince court in the same style but different colors, such as from a package of Starburst! Pink, red, yellow and orange would be very cute. Or you could select one or two colors and alternate between your damas, and your chambelanes.

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Candy Quinceanera Theme Decorations

This is a very fun theme to decorate for. Your party will be vibrant and full of bright colors. Use a candy archway to welcome your guests, and make candy the theme for your centerpieces. Each table could be a different type of candy- such as the Skittles table, or the Starburst table. Balloons will help create a colorful and lively space for your candy theme.

Here is a link to an excellent tutorial on making huge lollipop decorations–and there aren’t that many materials needed to make the lollipops. You can also make large candy decorations out of balloons wrapped in cellophane.

A candy buffet is a must-have for this theme. Candystore.com has useful information regarding how to go about planning and designing a candy buffet. They even have tutorials that will give you an idea of what  5lbs or 10lbs of various candies look like, which is very important because you definitely want to have enough candy for your buffet.

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Another candy bar tip: start collecting glass containers in advance. Check clearance racks at stores, hobby stores that offer 50% off coupons, and especially the Dollar Store. You may also be able to borrow some pretty glass jars and containers. Glass can be thoroughly cleaned, so if you find a jar that’s in great condition, that’s a score!!

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Food: Traditional quince foods will go well with this theme, Or you could go with appetizers and finger foods. A lemonade bar would be fun, with flavors to customize your lemonades.

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The Cake: A colorful cupcake tower would be pretty, with a candy on each cupcake. For decorating inspiration and lots of examples of cakes to use for a candyland theme quinceanera, check out our Candy Quinceanera board on Pinterest.

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Party Favors: Your candy buffet could double as favors. You will need small gift bags/favor boxes for your guests.

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Special Touches: A candy bar is obviously a must for a candy themed party. A rainbow backdrop would be really nice for a photobooth station–and very inexpensive to make. Use dollar store table clothes in the 7 colors of the rainbow to make this backdrop.

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Have you been to a candyland theme quinceanera or other candy-themed event? What decorations or special touches made the theme pop?

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