Many companies, both small and large, are now
offering custom
candy bar wrappers to their customers. Studies show that
the average human will eat 10,000 plus bars of chocolate in their lifetime.
That is large amount of chocolate; just think about how well candy bars could
be used for marketing a company with those numbers!
Even if candy bars aren't used for marketing a
company, they can be used for many different things. They can be used as
wedding favors and birth announcements, and the list doesn't stop there. Custom
candy bar wrappers are the easiest way to make any special day perfect.
Sweet Wrappings has recently come out with a new birthday line of wrappers
for use as favors. All children like chocolate, which would make these
delicious treats the perfect way to end a child's birthday party.
There are many templates to use when creating a
customer candy wrapper and the process can even be done online at candywrappings.com
- Custom work will take a small amount of extra time, so that it can be made to
fit your needs. The only issue is that most companies can't make a design that
contains copyrighted images. If you have a specific theme in mind, let us know
and we will be sure to design something that fits the theme.
Our company offers shipping coolers with an
additional charge during the warmer months of the year. This will ensure that
your bars do not melt, but you have other options as well. Another option you
have is to buy the candy during the cooler months of the year. We highly
suggest this because it is the best way to make sure that your candy isn't
going to melt. Melted chocolate can become a huge mess. If your candy has
melted we advice that you do not touch it until it becomes hard once again.
Refrigeration can help but it's not necessary, and we advise against putting
the chocolate into the freezer.
If you have any questions about ordering custom
candy bar wrappers, please feel free to contact
us. We will do our best to make sure your questions are answered,
and that your order is everything you were hoping for.
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