Dec 31st, 2011 - New Year's Eve Party
What better way to ring in the new year then with an array of delicious sweets! Day 2 Knight Events organized a New Year's Eve party at the Hellenic Community Centre and asked some of their favourite vendors from the city to be involved.  With an all black and white colour scheme...okay, maybe we threw in a touch of gold too...some of the highlights were: pearl gumballs, peach penguins and our bundles of oreo cookies! 

Dec 14th, 2011 - WCS Christmas Party
The theme was Christmas but the colour scheme was purple and silver in support of the London Abused Women's Centre.  Friends, family and coworkers gathered together to celebrate a great year and to raise money and donations for the cause.  Candy Culture helped bring back the child in everyone, as men in suits and women in business attire filled their bags with delicious treats.  Candy bar highlights: Rola Cola silver balls, tiers of assorted gummies and our first attempt at introducing our cake pop line. 

Nov 25th - Paula
When you think of a wedding at the end of November, you don't picture sunshine and mild temperatures, but that is exactly what this lucky couple received.  The theme was vintage and the venue was Windermere Manor; the combination of the two were perfect.  With an antique table, vintage glassware and muted colours this candy buffet fit right in with the traditional setting of the Windermere Manor.  Candy highlights: mint smoothies, sour grapefruit slices and apple bonbons for a hint of colour.

Rebecca & Ryan  - October 8th, 2011
If you had to pick a day to be married in October, then this was the day!  The banquet room at Firerock was alive with purple: purple flowers floated in enourmous glass centrepieces, tables set with purple napkins and placecards and a large purple curtain framed the head table. And of course, a soon to be purple inspired candy station!  Candy Bar highlights: vanilla and blackberry jelly bellys, white chocolate pretzels, and champagne truffles.

Robyn & Brian - Sept 10th, 2011
Again Candy Culture was on the road, but this time closer to home, Embro.  We first met Brian and Robyn at the Bridal Expo in January and loved their enthusiasm for candy.  This couple tested our candy creativity with an innovative lollipop tree that turned out looking pretty darn yummy!  We love when inspiration comes from our customers.  Originally the colour scheme was pink and white, but turned into an almost completely pastel palette.  Highlights on the candy bar include rockets, good and plentys and of course a lollipop tree made entirely out of double lollis.

Pam & Jeremy - Sept 3rd, 2011
This candy bar had some wheels behind it, as we trucked up to beautiful Collingwood, Ontario on the Labour Day weekend.  We were excited to see the final product of this elegant black and white candy bar, which was quite a contrast from other candy bars we had done over the summer. Who says that candy can't be classy? Highlights from this candy bar were: white minty hearts, vanilla salt water taffy, peach penguins and oreo cookies! 

Michelle & Ryan - June 11, 2011

These are the photos that we've been waiting for!  In June my very own little sister got married and the theme was Alice in Wonderland.  Planning the wedding for over a year, it was awesome to see everything come together and perfectly, I might add.  Candy Culture, naturally, was in charge of creating a whimsical candy bar in the bride's colours of pink, purple and green.  If you are wondering about our outfits, each guest was given a character to come as - can you guess who we are??

Heather & Marc - August 6th, 2011

Well this was an extra special candy bar...our own!!  Heather was engaged in March and planned a whirlwind wedding in only 6 months. The wedding was on a beautiful country property and had all the workings of a Martha Stewart DIY wedding.  The theme was country/picnic and the colours were red and blue and of course, she had to have a huge candy bar to offer her guests. When the sign came down and the candy bar was open for business the guests scurried over to fill their bags...some had 2 or 3 bags!  Some of the highlights were chocolate covered pretzels drizzled with more blue chocolate, three different type of jelly bellys, nibs and twizzlers... but the clear winner was the popeye cigarettes, or to be more politically correct, popeye candy sticks. Congratulations to our very own Heather!

Lilka & Brad - July 30th, 2011
Candy Culture loves themed weddings and this would have to be one of our favourite themes...Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.  Although we didn't set up a candy bar for this specific event, we did supply the oversized lollipops for the bridal bouquet and centrepieces.  Check out the article in the Stratford newspaper...http://www.stratfordbeaconherald.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3239996

Laura & Darryl - July 29th, 2011
This wedding was at one of our favourite locations, Firerock Golf Club in Komoka, so we were excited from the very beginning. Not only did we get to create a pink, purple and green candy bar for Laura & Darryl, but they also wanted matching candy flower batons.  Some of the highlights from the buffet were juicy pear jelly bellys, hot pink gumballs and green apple licorice.  All communicating was done through email, as the couple is from Eastern Canada, so we never got to meet face to face... however, we did steal a glance at some reception photos - sorry guys we were snooping around!! 

 Shannon and Jamie - July 1st, 2011
What is more Canadian than a July 1st backyard wedding? Shannon and Jamie decided to get married at a family home near Lambeth over the long weekend.  We got to set up this customized candy bar in green, white and purple under its own tent surrounded by hanging laterns.  We couldn't imagine there would be any candy left when we heard there were 25 kids in attendance!  Just hope the bride and groom got some.