10 February, 2010 (15:41) | Candles, Scented Candles, Tealight Candles, Votive Candles | By: Kathryn

Scented candles make up an estimated 75 to 80 percent of all candles sold in the United States, according to the National Candle Association. Tealight candles, votive candles, and jar candles are usually the most popular types of scented candles. Some people may be allergic to certain fragrances used in candles, so it is important for those people to avoid those scents. However, many people enjoy scented candles, so a candle in their favorite scent is a great gift idea. Candles should always be burned in well-ventilated areas.
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10 February, 2010 (15:08) | Candles, Floating Candles, Pillar Candles, Restaurant Candles, Tealight Candles, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Kathryn

Unscented candles are mostly commonly used for events where food is being served, or in large groups where people may have allergies to scented candles. Some highly scented candles can trigger attacks in those who suffer from asthma. Pillar candles, floating candles, tealight candles, votive candles, and taper candles are usually always available without scent. Unscented candles are available in many different colors and styles and are typically used for restaurants, weddings, and other large events.
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10 February, 2010 (14:15) | Candle Holders, Candles, Votive Candles | By: Kathryn

Whether planning a Valentine’s Day dinner for two or for a larger group, this romantic centerpiece will be perfect for the dinner table. Pink pillar candles are placed in large hurricane vases with natural rocks filling the bottom. A small arrangement of pink and cream colored roses adds to the romantic look, while pink votive candles surround the larger vases and bring a balance of light to the table. This beautiful centerpiece can be easily altered to match any color scheme or any type of event.
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10 February, 2010 (14:02) | Candle Holders, Candles, Votive Candles | By: Kathryn

Valentine’s day is less than a week away, so it is time to start thinking about how to create a perfect table setting for a romantic dinner. The gorgeous table arrangement above features pink votive candles in petite hurricane votive holders, which are arranged in a heart shape. The votive candles are set on top of a large mirror to multiply the candlelight, and small bundles of flowers add a romantic touch.
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28 January, 2010 (15:08) | Candle Holders, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Kathryn

Hang frosted votive candle holders from branches to create a very unique centerpiece. The centerpieces pictured above have tall bamboo and colorful vase rocks, which are arranged in tall flared vases. Frosted votive candle holders are hanging at different heights from the bamboo. There are several different ways to make hanging votive holders, but one of the easiest methods is outlined on The Nettleton Hollow Blog. This type of centerpiece can be altered very easily to match any color choice.
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28 January, 2010 (14:50) | Candle Holders, Votive Candles | By: Kathryn

Frosted votive holders come in many styles, which can be mixed and matched. Frosted votive holders come in shapes like cylinders, rounded hurricanes, squares, and even flower pots. Frosted votive holders can be used with any standard size votive candles. Some people even use standard tealight candles in frosted votive holders since they cannot be seen through the glass and have easier clean up. Frosted glass is very elegant and casts a soft glow for any event.
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5 January, 2010 (14:50) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Kathryn



Black, white, and green votive candles can be used to decorate any room or special event in a modern color combination. A black and white color scheme is very classic and elegant, but adding a pop of green makes an incredible and very modern look. Mix black, white, and green votive candles on a single table, or alternate single colors on tables with contrasting table linens.
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29 December, 2009 (14:00) | Votive Candles | By: Kathryn


Use red and black votive candles on reception tables for a New Year’s Eve wedding. A black tie affair would be perfect for a New Year’s Eve wedding, and red is a great complementary color. Black and red votive candles can be used to tie the color scheme into the tables, along with red and black table linens and chair covers. Black and red is a stunning color combination to use anytime, but it just seems perfect for a New Year’s Eve wedding.
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3 December, 2009 (22:13) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Kathryn

Orbit Votive Holder by Moments of Glitz
Navy blue unscented votive candles are perfect for the Orbit votive holder, which is handcrafted by the lovely ladies at Moments of Glitz. Navy blue unscented votive candles perfectly complement the shades of blue in this vibrant votive holder and make the colors dance in the candlelight. The Orbit votive holder would be a great addition to dinner tables, holiday parties, and especially blue weddings.
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17 November, 2009 (21:23) | Scented Candles, Votive Candles | By: Kathryn

Red apple cinnamon votive candles are the perfect candles for decorating this fall. Apple cinnamon is a favorite fragrance for fall, and the red color is warm and vivid just like the changing leaves. Red apple cinnamon votive candles are an inexpensive way to make the home smell delightful for holiday guests. They also make great gifts, as apple cinnamon is a fragrance that most people enjoy.
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