Every party or Purim Seudah needs a dessert table. The best way to decorate for your party is to invest in the sweets. Now you can create a designer worthy display with these simple tips and tricks.
The first step in any party plan is to come up with a theme. Both a concept and a color or colors to enhance the table.
This party shows a twist on traditional Purim masks and groggers. Set a table with bright contrasting colors, like this blue and white chevron cloth paired with the yellow runner for a pop of color.

Use a customized, matching cake as the focal point of your table.

Get matching miniature cupcakes.

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Lucite trays work to modernize the table and add height. Display color-coordinated Rice Krispy Treat Pops.

What’s a party these days without cake pops.

Color-coordinated candies can be placed in plastic 2 section shot cups, those plus extra
candy packages can be used as party favors for adults and kids.

Get extra decorations like these blue and green vases at your local dollar store. Use a hot glue gun to add candies to white branches to complete the table.
Thank you to everyone that helped make this beautiful table.
Table design by Chava Chase from Pret_A_Partee
Photos by Esti Photography
Lucite containers from HouseofLucites
Tablecloth rental from B & B Party Goods in Lakewood, NJ
Customized mini cake from Cup of Cake
Graphic cookie pops from PickACookie












Cute ideas I made a candy cake basket once for the kiddos
I HAVE MADE A CANDY BAR
I like that idea, nothing lame about keeping kids entertained
The most fun thing I have done with candy is use it to make a shoe shaped cake.
My daughter and I made a picture of a playground all out of candy.
I recently put valentine candy hearts on cupcakes for my son’s class party
I’ve put candy in a piñata!
The most I have done is make a candy train out of lifesavers and some other candy. The kids liked it but it was pretty lame.
I’m not that creative. The only thing I do with candy is decorate cupcakes or add it to ice cream.
Decorated cupcakes with candy.
I am not creative at all so the most creative thing I have done is the cute party bags filled with candy.
made a menorah out of candy filled shot glasses
Cool
I made color coordinated cupcakes cookies and marshmallows for my daughter’s bas mitzvah
I made a candy corn wreathe for halloween one year! It was tough but looked great:)
I grew up with my mom making chocolate candy molds for all kinds of special occasions.
looks awesome!!I wanna make them
Love these ideas! Used last year’s hamantas pops this year, can’t wait to try these new ones
I decorate with with fresh fruit
I am going to try some of these ideas.
Beautiful Table!! I want to learn to make all of these ideas. Mike and Ikes go with every thing.
I used Laffy taffy, flattened and rolled out to be “lox” on a cake that was made to look like a bagel with lox on it!
I have molded chocolates and then embedded colorful small candies to spell names or to just decorate the design. They always get positive comments and make the table look festive.
Nice candy Ideas!
I decorate with with fresh fruit
I’m usually not that creative , but I’m sure I’ve most decorated cup cakes with some type of candy,
I’ve decorated the top of a cake with colorful candy!
I haven’t done anything creative with candy for a party celebration except for party favors.
I’ve never done anything creative with candy but I love your ideas.
I have made worm dirt and little mice with candy before I usually can only be as creative as what I find on sites like yours so thank you for being there for us less creative folks!
I would have to say the most creative thing I did for a party was create a scavenger hunt at a local mall. That was fun!
I’ve decorated an Easter Bunny cake
Can’t tell you what I’m doing cause too many of my friends will see it here. But my costume is going to a jewelry box. Been beading stands all day.
I use candy to make a cake
I have decorated cakes and cookies using candies.
Our daughter needed to have a game presentation for a project at school using chess as the theme. We ended up making the chocolate chess pieces “glued” together with icing. I wanted to add some candy foil but could not get it to wrap around the chess pieces, so we just sent in a chess board covered with plastic wrap and our, ….er her project was a hit. There are alot of different candy molds out there especially now to choose from,to put together any theme. Enjoy.
I’ve use various candy bars, writing a message, to make a Happy Birthday poster/gift.
really fun!
Used cakes and some candy to make a “nucleus” cake for a party in a science class
I love these ideas…the colors are so artistic and unusual!
Sure, you can. Best if you can share on social media too.
These are the best Purim ideas ever!! Love the brilliant colors and unexpected use of the candy
I made Halloween S’more baggies with ghost shaped peeps for my grandson’s party.
I love your ideas 🙂 Getting Excited for Purim!
When my daughter was in grade school I made a dirt cake with gummy worms and bugs baked in the cake and also coming out of the layer of dirt(crushed oreos) and it was a big hit.
I wish I had something creative but can I still be entered?
I once set up a volcano on-stage, faked an eruption with a smoke machine and had people in the balcony throw “lave and rocks” in the form of candy from the balcony to the children below. It was ever so fun!
Really colorful. It will be the focal point of the room
love the ideas!!
Great Ideas! I’m ready for spring!