Getting baptized is a huge day for any Latter-day Saint and it needs to be celebrated! So, give that special family member, friend or ward member these simple LDS baptism gift tags that will remind them of the covenants they are making on their big day. Check it out!

Baptism day is a big day for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You can become a member as early as your eighth birthday. So, this gift tag is the perfect way to tell that eight-year-old how much you love them.

Download and print your LDS baptism gift tags

I designed these gift tags in two convenient sizes: large (4.24×5.5) and small (2.77×3.7). You can print these high-quality PDFs at home or send them to your local copy store. I recommend printing them on cardstock so they are more sturdy. To purchase and print these tags, just click on the link at the end of this blog post.

Cut out your tags

This printable download includes four large tags and nine small tags for a total of two pages. The small tags pair well with the regular-sized Kit Kat candy bars you buy at the grocery store. The large tags go well with the eight-pack Kit Kat snack bars.

You can cut out your tags with scissors but I prefer to use a paper cutter. It leaves a cleaner cut and it’s much faster.

Attach the candy bar to the tag

Finally, tie a ribbon around the Kit Kat candy bar. Then punch a hole in the corner of the tag and tie it to the ribbon. Curl the loose ends of the ribbon with the edge of the scissors and you’re done! You can write

You can write a note to the person on the back of the gift tag if you’d like. These LDS baptism gift tags are perfect for primary presidencies or Sunday school teachers who want to give a small gift to the members of their class or primary who are getting baptized that year.

Download and print your tags

Click on the link below to purchase, download and print your LDS baptism gift tags.

Kit Kat Baptism Gift Tag

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There’s something about a DIY candy bouquet. It’s the perfect gift for almost any occasion. But don’t buy one at the store. Make one yourself and save lots of money! It’s an awesome idea for a homemade gift on a special day. Here’s how to do it right now.

I actually made these candy bouquets for some kids in our neighborhood whose dad had recently passed away. I wanted to make something fun and give them a special gift that would bring a smile to their faces. Well, it worked! It was so much fun. They loved it so much and made them feel so loved. But it’s a great idea for all occasions such as Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day or other special occasions. Here’s how you can make one as well.

Gather your DIY candy bouquet supplies

These candy arrangements are so versatile. You can cater them to whatever the person you are giving them to likes. Here’s the supplies that I used, but feel free to substitute the various candies with whatever you want. I got all of these supplies at the Dollar Stores but you can get them at thrift stores or craft stores as well. Since I already had some ribbon, glue gun and tape at home, it only cost me about $10 for everything!

• Floral block, or floral foam (2.9×3.9×3.9)
• Wooden skewers (or popsicle sticks in a pinch)
• Scotch tape
• Wire-edged ribbon
• Hot glue gun
• 12 regular Airhead candies
• Curling ribbon or pieces of tissue paper
• 15-20 mini candy bars (different varieties)

Glue Airheads to the foam block

This specific foam block (2.9×3.9×3.9) fits three Airheads on each side perfectly. If you can’t find a foam block in these dimensions, you can cut the foam block down to size. Or you can find other candy bars that will fit the dimensions you are looking for.

First thing, I just hot glued each Airhead to the base of the foam block. The Airheads will extend higher than the foam block but that’s okay.

Add your candy skewers

You’ll want to tape a skewer and some curling ribbon to the back of the candy bar that you’ll be including in the DIY candy bouquet. Shorten the skewers that will be towards the front of the bouquet.

Just stick the skewers (with the candy attached) into the foam block a couple of inches. I put the larger candies towards the back and the smaller candies towards the front. Arrange it however you would like. I tried to fill in empty spaces fit as many candies as I could to make it look really full. You can create any color scheme and any favorite treats that you want. Here’s a little video of how I did it.

Add a bow and name tag

To finish on the DIY candy bouquet, I wrapped some wire-edged ribbon around the entire base of the bouquet. Then I just tied a bow in the front. It completed the gift perfectly and it looked so cute. You can also write the name of the person you are giving the gift to and tape it to a skewer and add it to the bouquet. It adds a nice, personalized touch. We gave each kid a small candy bouquet.

There are so many occasions that you can give these gifts. They are great gift ideas. Here’s just a few ideas:

• Birthday gift
• Baby shower
• Bridal shower
• Graduation
• Mother’s/Father’s Day
• Easter
• Funeral
• Christmas
• Teacher appreciation gift
• Baptisms
• Trophies
• Thank you gifts
• Just because any time of year

If after watching this DIY candy bouquet blog post, you decide that you don’t have enough time and you just want to buy one instead, here’s some good options on Amazon:

• Hugs and Kisses Chocolate Candy Bouquet
• Movie night bouquet
• Sweets and smiles candy bouquet for kids
• Birthday Candy bouquet

I hope this blog post was helpful as you’re planning some gift giving for your next happy celebration. Let me know what you thought in the comments below.

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