Christmas Candy Cane Party. Candy Cane Decorations, Party for kids

Bring the sparkle and freshness of winter indoors with a Christmas Candy Cane Party. Everyone will love a candy cane theme for a holiday party.

Your guests’ sweet tooth will be tingling the minute they open the invitation to your party. Send a candy cane attached to a traditional invitation or print the party information on a label and attach it directly to the candy cane (be sure to mail it in a bubble wrap so it doesn’t break.)

Or attach your candy cane to a personalized candy cane theme invitation from Creations For You. These personalized holiday party invitations are easy. They’re fun. They’re different.

Get the Kids Involved: If it’s a party for guests of all ages, have the kids cut out and decorate candy canes. Write the party information on the back with a glitter pen in silver or gold. Or print out pictures of candy cane outlines and let them color in the pictures.

Your guest will know something special awaits them as soon as they see the lighted candy canes lining your front walk. Day or night these candy canes provide a warm welcome. Imagine their pleasure as your guests enter through a candy cane arch circling your front door. Interested in a smaller decoration? Use free-standing candy cane cutouts on either side of your front door; they’re festive and water resistant!

The whole room will feel like a peppermint forest with candy cane wall stickers on your wall. These great stickers can be used year after year and they won’t damage your walls.

Use small Christmas trees (and some full size ones too!) decorated with lots of candy canes and peppermints to decorate the party. You can find a wonderful assortment of colors, so have some of the smaller trees decorated with brightly colored candy canes. I'd save the traditional red and white ones for your big tree. And, your tree lights should also be a mix of red and white too. What fun! Set some peppermint candy cutouts and presents wrapped in red and white around the base of the tree.

It doesn’t matter if you’re having an Open House or full dinner, you can carry your candy cane theme through it all. Set your tables with red tablecovers and a mix of red and white paper goods.

Use a few candy cane centerpieces on the table. They are small, so use a few mixed together. Be sure to scatter candy canes or small peppermint candies on the table for extra color and fun.

Dinner can be red, white and easy too. How about pasta with a choice of red (marinara or meat) or white (alfredo) sauce? Chili is great for a main meal or served in small dishes as an appetizer. Add delicious bread and a green salad and your meal has all the colors of the holidays. Candy cane shaped sugar cookies, chocolate peppermint brownies or hot fudge sundaes (use vanilla or peppermint ice cream) sprinkled with candy cane pieces are the perfect ending to a delicious meal. And remember, if it’s cold serve peppermint hot chocolate, peppermint tea or hot coffee with a squirt of peppermint syrup.

Games, crafts, photographs will all help make this sweet event even more special. Challenge your guests with a Holiday Trivia Contest. Write holiday questions on cut-out candy canes and tape them around the room. (Can anyone really name all 8 of Santa’s reindeer?) Pass out white paper and red pens and see who can answer the most questions. The prize for winning – a giant candy cane of course! For more party games, check out Party411’s Christmas Games.

If your crowd is younger, have them decorate poster board candy canes with markers and glitter. Display them on a Christmas tree so everyone can admire the artists’ work. Have fun and create memories of your party all at the same time.

Order a holiday cutout or a photo op of Santa or a snowman or and take pictures of your guests with it. A picture frame holds this special holiday memory.

Have your guest leave the party with wonderful memories and a special treat! A giant candy cane (easy to find at a local drug store) or bunches of small ones tied together with a red ribbon are always yummy.

Or a personalized mint tin (with a picture of Santa holding a candy cane!) filled with mints and a message from you thanking everyone for attending.

But for a truly delicious party favor, try a personalized Christmas candy bar wrapper surrounding a milk chocolate or dark chocolate candy bar.

Sweet holiday greetings will help everyone remember your party long after it’s over.

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