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Low table arrangements with Tibet roses, modern candle holders,...Low table arrangements with Tibet roses, modern candle holders, and floating aqua candles....
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Floating candle centerpieceFiled under: Do-It-Yourself, ReceptionsFloating candles are an ideal way to create a peaceful, romantic atmosphere at your reception. They are one of the simplest centerpieces to make, too. Simply choose an attractive receptacle -- a wide, shallow clear glass bowl works very well. Fill it with an inch or three of water, place the candles on the surface, and light them. Done! There are many easy ways to add a little flare to this basic idea. You might choose to put some pretty river pebbles or glass beads on the bottom of the bowl, or float flower petals or metallic (inflammable) confetti on th...
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Make your own floating candlesFiled under: Pre-Ceremony Parties, Do-It-Yourself, ReceptionsYou read our post about the floating candle centerpieces, and you really want to make them for your reception. Thing is, you want something unusual, let's say, oh ... unicorn candles! Yes, unicorn candles to go with your fairy-tale theme. Sadly, you just can't find them anywhere.There might be a solution. Instead of hunting in candle stores, try cooking supply stores. If you can find a cookie-cutter in the shape you're after, you're all set, because you can actually make candles from cookie cutters. You'll need the cutter, of course...
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CandlesGive guests cupcakes with candles and have everyone make a wish for the bride and groom....
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CandlesI love the shape of these candles. They would look great along a narrow wooden table....
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CandlesWhat a neat product: Jimmyjane's natural emollient massage candle doubles as an aromatherapy candle when you light it, but it melts into massage oil that can be drizzled on the skin. Some scents: Truffle + Gardenia and Honeysuckle + Clover. ...
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CandlesAffordable centerpieces: These lumiere candleholders from CB2 start at $3.95 each. You could put together a fabulous, romantic centerpiece by mixing 5-10 of these glass candleholders on a table, along with a small silver cup of white roses....
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Acorn cap floating beeswax candles for an autumn weddingEtsy is a treasure-trove of wonderful goodies, I can’t tell you how much I love it. I spotted these tiny floating candles, made from beeswax filled acorn caps, and just thought they would be beautiful for an autumn wedding. In bowls of water, perhaps like below with addition of colourful autumn leaves, they would look simply stunning on your reception tables. What a genius idea they are – what do you think? They’d go really well with this idea for place cards made from oak leaves. They are available from Etsy seller Green Baboon Designs....
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Floating diamond candles as seen in apartment therapy!I am not a person who talks to myself much. If I were, today I would have sat here saying, “Woooo-hooooeeee!” My heart said it quietly to itself though when it came to my attention that our small, sparkling diamond floating candles were featured on one of my all-time favorite websites, apartmenttherapy.com. The San Francisco edition included them in a fun round-up on sculptural candles. Though our pretty diamonds are in the mix with some rather unusual picks (like a skull and a hoof), we were absolutely thrilled & grateful nonetheless. We happen to get a kick out of them, as well as ...
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DIY Mason Jar Centerpieces: Floating CandlesThis mason jar centerpiece is easy-to-DIY for your wedding! Adding candlelight creates a romantic atmosphere, and these mason jars will add a rustic and whimsical touch. Buy mason jars (you can buy them in bulk here for about $1 each) and fill with water. Tie a decorative ribbon or string to the top of the jar with a secure bow. Place a floating candle (preferably long burning) in each jar and group approximately 3-4 jars together on each table. Light each candle and enjoy!**EB TIP: These can also be made into favors. Use the mason jars to light the entire outdoor reception, and add a t...
