Wedding Cake

For Centerpieces:
Instead of having one large wedding cake, place a small cake on each table. For the head centerpiece, use a smaller version of a traditional wedding cake for the newlyweds to ceremoniously cut. To add some more visual appeal, use pedestal pie trays and place on a small mirror. Decorate the base of the tray with small pieces of candy for the guests to eat so they don't get tempted to eat the cake too soon!

For Favors:
Buy boxes identical in shape to the cake and fill them with the same candy used in the centerpiece. Decorate the boxes to match the cake to further compliment the centerpiece.

Chocolate

For Centerpieces:
·Buy some chocolate molds in the shape of your choice and fill them with melted white, dark or milk chocolate. To enhance the finished piece, place the chocolate sculpture in the center of a floral wreath or garland. Most importantly, don't forget to hide your centerpieces from friends and family so they don't get tempted to eat them before the big day!

For Favors:
Chocolate! Chocolate! Chocolate! There's no limit to what you can do with chocolate favors! If you want to mark the joyous occasion, you can personalize your favors by ordering chocolate with custom wrappers detailing your wedding day. For a more elegant favor, purchase hand painted chocolate roses for each of your guests (this would also make a great bouquet for your centerpieces). Chocolate is a very popular favor with a lot of variations so the possibilities are endless.