Just found another adorable display of lollipop place cards! In this setup, the lollipops are standing in a tray of grass, popping up like little flowers. Each lollipop has an individual sticker with the guest's name and table assignment (table names are different types of candy). I thought this would be a great display for the ever-popular candy-themed bar/bat mitzvahs!

via Hostess with the Mostess

Just ask your florist to order you a large tray of wheat grass to make this display yourself.  Purchase some whirly pops to add a great swirl of color (60 for $60.95 at the Candy Crate).

Create the name labels (these could even be done in Microsoft Word). I've found that with labels like these, it's best to print on full letter sized 8.5" x 11" sticker sheets (found at office supply stores), and then cut to size. Adhere labels to the pops, arrange in the tray, and you have a fun and colorful place card display. I love when the place card establishes the theme and doubles as a little party favor as well!

We had the pleasure of putting together this adorable sweet 16 for a client last weekend, and it turned out beautifully. When she told us that her daughter loved daisies, we just ran with that idea! We created a fun whimisical logo, and used it to create t-shirt favors for each guest. Each t-shirt was rolled up and packaged like an old-fashioned piece of candy--everything needs to look "sweet" for this sweet 16! The placecards were created by hot gluing a silk daisy to the mini flower pot. The name tags leaves were created by printing the names on green paper, cutting out the names in leaf shapes, and gluing each leaf beneath each daisy. It was finished off with a yellow gingham bow around each pot. We had trays of wheat grass with daisies "growing" out of them as the centerpieces to each table. Daisy balls were hung from the ceiling for an extra touch. Old-fashioned lemonade was served in mason jars with a daisy-cut tin top. Fondue was served, along with a s'mores station for dessert. For entertainment, we rented a retro photobooth, and programmed the logo to appear on the bottom square of the photo strip to "brand" each one. Makes you want to be sixteen again!

All photos courtesy of Party Perfect