There is nothing more romantic than combining love and artistic style and the day that is most suited to this is Valentine’s Day. Chocolates and roses are the regular favorites, but pink and red Valentine candy corn has stepped in as novelty and as fun for the season. Candy corn can be incorporated in many aspects of home decoration conceptions because of its colorful and playful nature, making it even more exciting for any parties you plan on hosting. Here is how to use this favorite dessert as a basis for a great Valentine’s Day design.

1. Candy Corn Centerpieces

A tall and striking centerpiece can work a lot of wonders in the middle of your table for dining or coffee. Glass vases or jars, bowls then pour pink, red, and white candy corn in these vases or jars or bowls respectively. If you can place some fake or real flowers like red roses or pink peonies behind the candy to pop out in the backdrop. For a more contemporary approach use succulents or modern greenery to add a healthy vibe.

For that extra special flair, wrap the vase in satin ribbon or even make use of some glittery washi tape available in the market. You can also use many vases but of different heights to create a splendid tablescape for impressive your guests.

2. Candy Corn Garlands

They are appropriate for mantels, walls, or doorways, and hang garlands easily. Cut the candy corn into strips and then thread the candy corn on a durable string or a fishing line, using a needle for decoration. stick felt hearts, paper flowers, or small pom-poms in between the smooth objects to create dimension.

For a more fun version of this act, stick candy corn to characters drawn on the cardboard or on cutouts of hearts or arrows then hang them on a ribbon. These garlands can hang loosely over a fire mantel or create the perfect photo wall for a Valentine’s Day photoshoot.

3. Candy Corn Candle Holders

No other thing can put the mood on as candles do when lit up. The hurricane candle holder or perhaps a mason jar should be filled at the base with candy corn and a candle placed in the middle. Valentine’s Day calls for candles with white, pink, or red colors.

To avoid the situation when candy corns melt or change their color, opt for flameless LED candles if you want to be calm. These may be excellent as centerpieces and could be positioned on shelves and side tables to have a warm feeling.

4. Valentine’s Day Wreath

Learn how to design a front door wreath with candy corn. Using a foam wreath form, glue candy corn from the outside in circles and ensure that you use different colors for added bling. Coordinate the candy with silk flower ribbons or any material that has a heart theme to it.

Use pink or red ribbon to hang the wreath and you’ll be amazed at how beautifully it will greet your guests.

5. Candy Corn Table Runners

If creating a statement table runner, candy corn should be used as ornaments. Spread a solid-colored tablecloth on the table and place candy corn in the middle of the length of the table. To keep the candy secure, you can stick it through a pared-down cardboard and encase it in double-sided tapes or you may place it in small, clear cups in between votive candles.

Or, more simply, place candy corn into the thin glasses that are rather narrow at the bottom and put them in a line on the table, dividing the dinner table between them. Valentine’s food items can be served on these and be used as fun decorations for the Valentine’s Day meal.

6. Candy Corn Mason Jar Gifts

For party favors or a creative bit of festive gift-giving, pair candy corn with mason jars and some ribbon. Thematically arrange pink, red, and white candy corn within the jars and either lace the lid with Valentine ribbon or attach a cute tag that says, You’re Sweet! (Ideas like these can be incorporated into the décor and then presented to the guests at the end of the night).

To go a little higher, add more luxurious items such as chocolates, gummy hearts and so on, along with the candy corn.

7. Candy Corn Art

Let the child in you come out by making candy corn (nearby) wall art. Place a plain white paper or cutouts from cardboard; Then glue candy corns to shapes such as hearts, arrows or words like “LOVE”. Pose the image in a way that reflects a goofy and cheerful new element for your Valentine’s Day theme.

To mark a family event, kids should be encouraged to make candy corn art on their own. Give them markers, glue, and paper, and allow them to decorate the place on their own.

8. Candy Corn Topiaries

Topiaries are always a wonderful addition to any home and to any other establishment and candy corn is very suitable for creating it for your own. Make a foam cone and base and glue candy corn with hot glue starting at the bottom and moving up. Combine colors in a gradient if you will make an ombre look, or stick to the layers sharing one solid hue.

Afterward, put the completed topiary in an elegant pot or cover the base with bits of tissue paper and a nice ribbon. These can be displayed on entryway tables, and shelves or incorporated into arrangements for a dessert table.

9. Candy Corn Vase Fillers

Candy corn is also good enough to use as the filler of the vase in flowers. Place the pink and red candy corn at the base of a clear vase and then pour water up to that level and add flowers. Candy corn comes in brightly colored layers that give floral arrangements a fun inclination.

To complete the theme try placing small vases or bottles with candy corn all around the room to complement the theme.

10. Candy Corn Dessert Table

If you are having a Valentine’s Day party, you can’t fail to have a dessert table. Add candy corn itself into constructing the theme through the utilization of decorations around the sweets. Candy corn can be used to fill jars or bowls, and placed on cupcakes, cookies, or any other kind of sweets.

Candy corn can also be used to garnish cupcakes or ice cream to give your pastries a colorful and tasty appeal. Place a unique tag on each dish to give a themed look for the food items.

Conclusion 

Valentine’s is a festival of love and happiness and this sweet has no better color than pink and red what is easier than to create numerous opportunities for it and perform the service on Valentine’s Day? As weddings are becoming more and more like large parties, centerpieces, garlands, wreaths, and photo backdrops this sweet treat will make your parties even tastier and your guests happier. So use some candy corn and unleash your creativity this Valentine’s Day!