Two of my favorite things are bright colours and sweet treats. This fantasy wedding includes both elements with an elegant mood.
Colour Scheme and Dress
Enable to achieve a chic candy land theme, colour is very important. Choose 2 principal colours followed by accent colour’s to create the desired candy land look. I suggest using blue and purple for dress’s/ tux’s and for the main decorations (table clothes, chairs, ribbions). Bring warmth and character using pink , green and yellow for napkins, balloons, ect . This is no ordinary wedding, so for the bride’s dress, opt for something bold and beautiful. The bridesmaid’s will wear an elegant and unique piece. 
Dinner and cake To prepare for the sugar over load, serve a healthy meal consisting of raw veggies and protein. A great starter would be cashew butter on a Swiss chard leaf. Dessert is buffet style so avoid too much traffic during dinner and hire servers. Dessert is where the fun of candy land can be at its finest, have an array of candy in a buffet style. This will add fun and colour to the wedding reception and bring the party back to their childhood roots. Before you begin designing your candy buffet, an important thing to remember is that it’s an added expense and must be included into your wedding budget.
Cake will also be served shortly after dinner; guests may choose to have candy and/or cake. The cake can be as simple or complex as you desire. A white cake can be dressed up in lollipops, chocolate, jellybeans, caramel, and so much more.
Flowers and aisle decoration
Traditionally flowers are used to compliment the dress and wedding parties’ attire. I propose using bight coloured lollipops in different shapes and sizes. A thought would be to have the aisle leading to the alter as the boardwalk from the candyland board game. Avoid anything candy cane like, it’s tacky and to Christmas like.
