This is such a fun and inexpensive idea for holiday parties. Include lots of candies and sweet toppings for family or children's parties or add some mix-ins like Kahlua or peppermint Schnapps for adult parties. It comes together quickly, too, with mostly store-bought products.
Food labels from the Candy Christmas printables set were used to label sundae glasses filled with various store bought yummies like M&M’s, chocolate chips and toffee. Batting was used under the glasses to simulate “snow” and some "softness" to the metal stand.
I love to have a backdrop behind all of my party tables, and this hot cocoa was no exception. Using various widths of white ribbon and white tulle stapled onto a 1”x4” board created a simple ribbon backdrop. Adding some craft store snowflakes hung on fishing line completed the wintry look.

Peppermint marshmallows, chocolate covered peppermint sticks and chocolate peppermint spoons were placed close to the cocoa mugs for fun stirrers.
Mugs were embellished easily with some tied ribbon, a plastic candy cane (from a garland purchased at Hobby Lobby) and a printable "Yum" logo.
An oversized snowman made from styrofoam balls was a fun focal point for the bar. If you'd like to find out more about how to make your own, you can click here: SNOWMAN CENTERPIECE.
Covering your thermos' and other containers with a little decorative tissue paper, ribbon and a printable logo turn the not-so-pretty into something perfectly fitting for your cocoa bar.
Covering peppermint sticks with white candy coating and adding some sparkling sugar makes wonderfully sweet cocoa stirrers.
To see more photos from the dessert table using this printables set, just click here:
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15 comments:
purely awesome....such talent.
Absolutely adorable! Great ideas!
I bought this set & I LOVE it. I was working on putting it together last nite.:) I can't wait to use this for my Girl Scout party.
Love this idea, we have a cookie party coming up.. saving this to my must do list!
Oh my goodness, SOO cute! I love all of your ideas, I might have to use a few for a party we are planning!
So super cute, love all of it! Did you make your white sign holders? If so would you mind sharing how? Thanks! ~Shannon :)
Hi Shannon, those are actually frames from TJ Maxx but you could use an ornate from and glue it to a candlestick and then paint everything white.
Great photography........just joined up.....
Hi Amanda! I am impressed and speechless! You´re so talented! All of that wonderful ideas and beautiful pictures! I think, I am going to take over some of your ideas for this holiday season! Unfortunately I have to improvise due to the fact that I live in Germany (I´m really sorry because of my german accent)... Merry Christmas to you! Best wishes from Sara
aw, cute. this would be a really fun party!!
lauren
Can I please come over for cocoa?I would love if you stopped over to link up at Get Schooled Saturday a Too Much Time on my Hands!
http://kim-toomuchtimeonmyhands.blogspot.com/2011/12/get-schooled-saturday-3.html
What a bright and fun idea!!
Thanks for linking up, I featured this post in my wrap up http://tidymom.net/2011/holiday-foods/
Have a Merry Christmas!
What a beautiful display for your cocoa bar. I love it!
Lovely! I am hosting Christmas Eve and am planning on doing a smaller version of a hot cocoa bar! Yours looks gorgeous!
I'd love for you to link up and share: http://tutusandteaparties.blogspot.com/2011/12/pinteresting-party-with-christmas.html
Thanks so much for posting this, this is great!
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