Lolly buffets – not just for kids

Now I wouldn’t let my child anywhere near one of these but someone else’s child – no problem. Having a lolly buffet at an event is the perfect indulgent for sweet memorable moments.

Weddings, engagement parties, corporate events, gala dinners, store openings, exhibition booth displays, birthdays, baby showers, bridal showers, baby christenings and more. Whatever the occasion lolly buffets will have your guests coming back for more… and more… and more.

So what is a lolly buffet?

A lolly buffet is known by many names; candy buffet, sweets table, candy bar, sweet love table, lolly table and lolly station.  In essence though, a lolly buffet is a relatively inexpensive way to create a lot of colour and a real buzz at your next event. 

Basic requirements for the lolly buffet are clear jars/vases, scoops/tongs and of course lollies.  From there, you can theme it up with colour coordinated lollies, sweet love signage, noodle boxes, lolly labels and lovely decorative pieces.  Adults and children alike will love a lolly buffet and the visual effect is outstanding.  You don't need to spend a fortune having a lolly buffet. It’s simple, lollies at a function equals fun and reminds you what it's like to be a kid again.

Loading up - types of sweets and colours to have on your lolly buffet

Red
Jaffas, raspberries, strawberry kisses, redskins, heart lollipops, red liquorice, bullseyes

Yellow
Banana lollies, lemon drops, honey bears, lindt balls, whichety grub lollies, honeycomb

Green
Snakes, pineapples, jelly beans, spearmint leaves, green licorice

Blue
Lindt balls

White
Marshmallows, sugar sticks, milk bottles, peppermints

Pink
Marshmallows, musk sticks, teeth lollies

Brown
Caramel buds, jersey caramels, chocolate anything, chocolate covered nuts, chocolate covered honeycomb, coca cola lollies

Multi Coloured
Candy bracelets, snakes, licorice allsorts, gummy bears, skittles, fizzy lollies, conversation hearts, gobstoppers, m&ms, smarties, jelly babies, frogs, jelly beans, jordan almonds, foil covered chocolates, boiled lollies