Do You Need Bar Candy Wrappers for Winter Solstice Parties?

In recent years, many Americans have gone back to celebrating the winter solstice with special fetes. It’s an occasion that although recognized for centuries the world over, hasn’t always been observed in the same ways that people do today. In the early years, the shift to shorter days and longer nights was typically looked at as a mystical event. As man developed a better understanding of astronomy and nature, people started thinking about it in other ways. That’s why many Americans now see it as an opportunity to welcome the new season with family and friends.

Those that are planning on celebrating winter’s arrive in style often like to make bar candy wrappers, wrap up banners and engraved, chocolate ad specialties a part of their fetes. Available in three different sizes (full, Belgian and Mini), the bar candy wrappers may be customized with winter solstice related imagery and text. As for the wrap up banners and engraved chocolates, they could be created to stand alone, compliment or match the bar candy wrappers completely. Oh, and by the way, the chocolate specialties’ packaging and shapes could be customized too.

Short, winter solstice poems or verses tend to be a popular way to adorn the wrappers and packaging. One that tends to work well is Thomas Campion’s Now Winter Nights Enlarge. In the poem, he talks about snow, fires in the hearth and wine. So it’s typically very easy to find illustrations to go along with the verses. The list of other poems to consider includes, but doesn’t end with Robert Louis Stevenson’s Winter Time and Goodwyn Barmby’s This is Not the Winter Time. Some folks also like to use portions of the lyrics from the 17th century song, To Drive the Cold Winter Away.

To obtain bar candy wrappers, wrap up banners and engraved chocolates for winter solstice events, please contact us today. Custom wrap up banners, engraved chocolate and bar candy wrapper orders are normally filled within 14 days. So orders placed now should arrive in plenty of time for December 21st celebrations.