Pot Votive Candle

12 Sep, 2006 in art pottery by admin

Pot Votive Candle

Candles For All Occations And Candles For Holidays

Using bowls of flowers with floating candles can make a very pretty presentation for table centerpieces and have the added benefit of being extremely simple to assemble. Pastel color flowers can set the perfect tone for a spring wedding centerpiece along with colorful Votive Candle. A large silk floral bloom is immersed in an elegant clear glass bowl to add the ideal romantic look and feel. In keeping with the floral theme, four floating rose-shaped candles in color combinations of pastel colors floating on the surface of the water, can finalize your arrangement.

Your arrangement is placed on the center of the table on top of a table runner in coordinating pastel colors. To add to the look place smaller flower pots of Votive Candles surrounded by pastel roses.

Tealight Candles placed in alternating positions along the center of a rectangular table on either side of the floating candle centerpiece display, can add a fantastic transformation. For a final finishing touch place faux rose petals scattered delicately around the table but be careful not to place the petals too close to the flame of the candles. Like a valuable goblet of light floating candles combine artful with glass table can create the twinkling light effect similar to a fantasy setting. Using floating candles is a very unique way to exquisite enhance the look of wedding setting and parties at any time of the year.

Holiday Candles when set around the table or for centerpieces during the holiday season can adorn your reception tables with holiday spirit. If you choose the ideal holiday candles and a few strategic decorations, nothing else is needed for centerpieces when you arrange them purposely. You can also give away holiday candles as gifts to guests after your holiday party or for a holiday gift to enjoy long after your holiday party.

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What wedding favors should I use?? And how many??

Here are the ideas I Am tossing around...

(The wedding is September 6th, 2008)

-- single stem bamboo shoots
-herbs in little pots
--linen covered notebooks with a matching pen
-linen covered mini photo albums
--live evergreen trees
-etched glass votive candle holders

I want something eco friendly and relatively cheap- we have 140 people coming to the wedding...

ALSO another question-- do you need to have one favor for each guest, or each couple? Do I need 140 favors, or 70 favors??

All your ideas are really beautiful. Typically (at least all the weddings I've been to) there is a favor at each place setting - which would mean 140.

If you're going to have assigned seating, you could then put out what you get back in RSVPs and according to how many couples are sitting at that particular table. That way you'd be able to get down to 1 favor per couple.

You could also use the favors as part of the centerpiece and only put enough for 1/2 the guests (considering they're all bringing a guest) and make an announcement that the favors are eco friendly and for each couple to please bring one home to enjoy.

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