The Ultimate DIY Candy Lightsaber Star Wars Party Favors
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Planning a Star Wars party? Whether you’re hosting a Jedi training academy or just want to add a little galactic flair to your dessert table, these free printable lightsaber wrappers are the easiest way to create crowd-pleasing candy lightsaber Star Wars party favors in minutes.
They’re simple, fun, and instantly recognizable—which means you’ll get big smiles with very little effort.
What You’ll Need to Create the Best DIY Star Wars Party Favors
- Rolled candies (like Push Pops, Mentos, Rolos, or tubes of any kind of candy)
- Scissors
- Tape or glue
- My free printable lightsaber candy wrappers (download below)
How to Assemble Your Candy Lightsaber Star Wars Party Favors
- Print the lightsaber wrappers on regular paper or lightweight cardstock.
- Cut along the edges of the design to trim each wrapper.
- Wrap the paper around each rolled candy.
- Tape or glue in place. To prevent the lightsaber wrapper from falling off, tape one side to the candy as you’re applying it.
It’s really that easy! No fancy supplies required—just print, wrap, and wow.
Ways to Use Them
These DIY lightsaber candies make the perfect addition to:
- Star Wars birthday party favor bags
- Jedi training rewards
- May the 4th celebration treats
- Star Wars movie night snacks
- Classroom goodies or Valentine swaps
These are easy and awesome! Print as many as you need—great for last-minute party prep.
Get the Free Candy Lightsaber Star Wars Party Favors Printable
Click here to download your free Lightsaber Candy Wrappers!
(Printables are for personal use only.)
Want More Star Wars Fun?
If you’re planning a full Star Wars party, be sure to check out:
- Star Wars Party Ideas
- Star Wars Party Favors Kids Love
May the fun be with you!
Have you used this printable? I’d love to see your party pics—tag me on social or leave a comment below!