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Colorful lollipops are perfect for a candy bouquet centerpiece.Burke/Triolo Productions/Brand X Pictures/Getty Images
Create a candy bouquet for each table. Fill a flower pot or vase with jelly beans, red hots or an assortment of candies. Stick large lollipops into the pots. Choose a variety of round and long twisted ones to add pizazz. - 2
Gumdrops make a colorful flower accent.Photos.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images
Press large gumdrops onto lollipop sticks and arrange in the container. Accent with pixie sticks or any candies that come in a straw. Select giant straws in bright colors for maximum impact. - 3). Tie curling ribbon in bright colors around the container. Sprinkle additional candies on the table to add dimension.
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Balloons wrapped as candy add a festive touch.Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images
Make giant pieces of floating candy to give your centerpiece height. Fill balloons with helium and tie with curling ribbon, leaving a 2-foot tail of ribbon. - 2). Wrap the balloons in bright cellophane that is at least a foot longer than the width of the balloon. Twist the cellophane at each end to resemble wrapped candy and secure with curling ribbon.
- 3). Cut several copies of the letter "M" from copy paper and glue to additional balloons. Cluster three to five balloons for each centerpiece and tie their strings around a box of candies to anchor them. Place in the center of the table
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Gingerbread Houses Can Be Centerpiece, Activity and Party FavorThomas Northcut/Photodisc/Getty Images
Purchase a gingerbread house kit for each table. Assemble the houses, following the instructions in the kit. - 2). Decorate each gingerbread house with candy, or include dishes of candy and icing tubes as part of your centerpiece so that guests can decorate it as a party activity. Write guests' names on gingerbread men with icing to use as place cards and party favors.
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Candy decor is a party favorite.Photos.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images
Wrap styrofoam balls in cellophane to create over-sized candies. Cut the cellophane at least a foot longer than the styrofoam balls. Twist cellophane at each end and tie with curling ribbon to look like wrapped candies. - 2
Larger-than-life lollypops add color to the table.Comstock/Comstock/Getty Images
Staple two styrofoam plates with right sides together to form a giant lollipop. Insert a candy straw as the stick. Wrap the plates in cellophane. Gather the cellophane around the stick and secure with curling ribbon. Cluster the candies in the center of the table.
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