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Need bulk candy by the pound?   Need candy in a certain color?   Need candy by name brand?   Need sugar FREE candy? Need a special occasion or theme? Only need lollipops or suckers?

Candy Companies offer the widest selection of candy and the best prices for all of life's special occasions. Below you will find information on candy, candy in your colors, retro candy or your favorite brands.

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	M&M'S® Candies.  The granddaddy of all candies! Find the one and only personalized wedding favor that will truly surprise your guests. Choose from every color under the rainbow to match your event theme or colors. Or order candy bulk and create your own specialized party favors. Choose your candy by color to match your wedding theme from any of our 25 M&M'S® colors, add your names, the date, and even a picture of your smiling faces.
	Blue Candy: Fresh and fruity flavor! Perfect for any event. Color as represented is as accurate as possible, depending on your video and/or monitor settings.    Made in the USA.
	Lions, Tigers and BEARS, yes, BEARS..... Gummi candies are a HUGE hit at candy buffets. From bears to worms to sour gummi bugs, everyone loves a gummi. Sweet, chewy and good. Pick your gummy by color or by flavor. Gummi bears in all sizes. From individual 5 pound and 1 pound giant gummi bears to your favorite flavor of gummi bears in bulk. Gummi Candy.
	Old Fashioned & Nostalgic Candy = "Wait a minute, Doc. Ah... Are you telling me that you built a time machine... out of a DeLorean? The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?" Back To The Future? Why not go back, way back, back to a time where candy was "real" candy. Candy for kids. Kids at heart that is......

Jelly Belly Jelly Beans the world's 1 gourmet jelly bean. Kosher too!

Fun Size - Miniatures Little candy bars and other types of little candies.  Bite-sized mini candy`s are extremely versatile.

Candy by Decades Looking for something from 19?? Candy Buttons? Starting from 1920's.

Nostalgic Candy! Candy you ate as a kid and brings back childhood memories.

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 Q: How much candy should I purchase? A: I wish there was a hard fast rule to this question. Some say 1/4 LB per guest, others say 1/2 LB per guest. But it`s all about the way your candy looks. Plan by how you want the display to look, not how many guests are coming. Having enough candy is crucial in making your candy buffet look good. Here is a tip a bride told us: "Take your candy buffet bags/containers that the guests will be taking home with them to your local grocery store and fill them the types of candy you will have for your event. Then weigh them. Multiply by how many guests, then you will get an idea of the pounds."

Tip: Add something salty or sour: Yummy! Salt or sour GOES with SWEET. Your candy buffet doesn't have to be all candy. Add potato chips or pretzels maybe some sour balls. Fresh fruit and cheese work great as well.

Q: How can I cut costs on candy? A: Shop for candy after a holiday! Some candy will last a long time. Depending on your colors or theme, after holiday sales will save on candy costs. Don`t forget Sam`s Clubs, Cost Co, Smart & Final.

Q: How far in advance can I buy my candies (before they get hard) and how should I store them? I am planning on buy everything from yogurt covered raisins to chocolate and gummy.
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Tip: If you don`t want your candy buffet table to look empty, you can put the same amount of candy in smaller containers rather than 2 or 3 large containers - more smaller containers LOOKS like more! Containers on different levels using books under a tablecloth to create risers - very pleasing to the eye.

Q: I am planning everything myself; will my caterer do the set up? A: It never hurts to ask. If you purchase the candy, your caterer could add a candy buffet into your event. Also, there are companies that only set up candy buffets. Search online to see if there is a company or caterer close to you who set-up or will host a candy buffet for you.

F.Y.I. Hershey starts making the Halloween candy around Easter. :-)