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The candy bouquet business holds a lot of potential. Traditionally, gift giving included gift baskets, chocolates or candy and flower bouquets. But now, candy bouquets are a fresh idea. Those that have received candy bouquets can testify how happy and excited they were to receive such a unique gift. Not only does it look pretty, it is edible too. If the candy or chocolates were specially selected for the recipient, it makes the gift even more special.
What do you do in a candy bouquet business? Essentially, you will be crafting floral-like creations made from chocolates and candies. There are 2 kinds of candy bouquet you can put together:
- A combination of flowers and candy.
- All candy.
You can use any kind of candy e.g. hard candy, lollipops, marshmallows, heart shaped candy for love bouquets etc.... Make a handheld bouquet, or create one using a terra-cota pot or coffee mug. Add in some ribbons and celophane to make it a memorable gift. You could create candy bouquets for many different occasions such as birthdays, weddings, get-well, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentines, graduations, Christmas, coorporate parties, baby showers etc.... You could even make a candy bouquet specially for diabetics. It doesn't always have to be a gift to giveaway, it could very well serve as a centrepiece too. Imagine guests to your reception 'plucking' a candy piece as a souvenir to take home.
Top 10 reasons why you should start a candy bouquet business.
- It is fun and very rewarding.
- You are making others happy, and getting paid for it.
- It can be a part-time or full-time business.
- Your children can help you.
- Profit potential up to 300%.
- Develop your creative side.
- Little competition
- Can be an add on if you already have a gift basket business.
- Business caters to everybody - young/old, male/female
- Most importantly, you can do this at home.
Skills or Equipment needed:
- Different gauge wires, bamboo skewers, styrofoam balls or florist foam, different containers such as pots or mugs, florist tape, real or plastic flowers, ribbons, colored celophane, silk leaves, and whatever else for decoration.
- Need to learn how to wire and tape flowers and candy.
- Don't have to be a creative genius. There are guides you can use such as the How to Make Candy Bouquets for Fun and Profit ebookmentioned below. Creativity is,of course, an added bonus.
Downside to this business:
- Keeping all that candy away from your children, AND yourself.
- Initial investment of time learning how to put together a professional looking candy bouquet. Best way is to find someone to teach you, so you can start off your business faster.
Resources to get you started:
Instead of opting for a franchise where you have to pay initial franchise fees (USD3900 - USD31000), monthly association fees (USD55 - USD275), get this 180 page step-by-step Guide "How to Make Candy Bouquets for Fun and Profit"
How will this book help you?
- Descriptions of Tools and Supplies
- Suppliers List that will save you money and time. No need to do your own research.
- Techniques on how to attach candies to sticks. There are different types of candies and different methods for attaching them to sticks. You get to learn step-by-step how to do it, with illustratons to accompany the descriptions.
- Design and assembly of 14 beautiful candy bouquets that you will love making and recipients will adore receiving. Instructions are easy to follow and each step is illustrated with a picture.
Additional advice:
Start off your business by giving away your candy bouquet creations to friends and family. Word of mouth is your best marketing tool.
Other web resources:
Ready Made Candy Bouquets
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Hi Kat07,
Yes, do try and show us some pix. Tell us your experience, it if was easy or difficult.
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I have a gift basket business and this is a great article. Thanks for the advice and sharing your experience.
Lian, i just made some for my girl's birthday. Thanks for the tips!














Kat07 says:
2 years ago
This is great! After all the talk about crafting this week, I'm inspired to try this!