If you've ever watched the popular TV show Dancing With The Stars, you probably can imagine how nerve wracking it must be for the inexperienced celebrity dancers to have millions of people watching their every step.  ( Or misstep in most cases!) In contrast, the professional dance partner looks polished and at ease as they gracefully glide across the floor.

Most of you won't have millions of people watching you dance your first dance as Mr. and Mrs. Fabulous at your reception; however, every eye in the room will be on you as you make your way to the center of the dance floor.

With all of the new wedding reception trends that surface each year, I'm glad to see that the candy buffet remains a popular choice for Brides and Grooms. I love the idea of anything that serves a dual purpose and a candy buffet does just that!  An artfully designed table of sweet treats can add to the decor by matching the color scheme and can include some childhood favorites of the Bride and Groom. Besides, who doesn't want to tap into the inner child and take home a bag of specialty candy as a wedding favor?  Photographers can get very creative with candy and details as you can from the images.  I designed this candy buffet for a very sweet couple!

Sex and the City fans will remember the episode when Charlotte suggests to Trey that they get married.  When Trey responds with "all righty", Charlotte is left with the feeling that she proposed to herself. She complains to Carrie "What am I going to tell my kids? Well Mommy really wanted to get married so she asked Daddy and Daddy said all righty."

The point is that your future bride will be telling the story of how you proposed for many years to come, so you'd better make it memorable!