9 March, 2010 (20:17) | Candle Holders, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

Place square votive holders in organza bags for elegant party, shower, or wedding favors for guests. Square votive holders are great favors because they are inexpensive, yet beautiful. This is a functional favor that guests are sure to enjoy. Organza bags are available in virtually any color, so this is a creative way to add color to guest tables.
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2 March, 2010 (22:10) | Candle Holders, Uncategorized, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

Cylinder vases can be used in thousands of different ways. They are great for holding pillar candles or floating candles, and they are fantastic for floral arrangements. The picture above shows just one way a cylinder vase can be transformed into a beautiful centerpiece. A flower ball with sparkling crystals is placed on top of a cylinder vase, and votive candles in clear votive holders bring soft light to the table. This centerpiece is very simple, but is so extraordinary.
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10 February, 2010 (15:08) | Candles, Floating Candles, Pillar Candles, Restaurant Candles, Tealight Candles, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

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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28 January, 2010 (15:08) | Candle Holders, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

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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5 January, 2010 (14:50) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan



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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3 December, 2009 (22:13) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

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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16 November, 2009 (22:18) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan



Yellow, brown, and orange votive candles are perfect for decorating for Thanksgiving. Use a mixture of these beautiful fall colors throughout the home, business, or for special holiday events. Yellow, brown, and orange votive candles mimic the vivid colors of the changing leaves in autumn. Use votive candles to add a pop of color to the table for Thanksgiving dinner.
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14 October, 2009 (20:40) | Candle Holders, Floating Candles, Pillar Candles, Restaurant Candles, Scented Candles, Tealight Candles, Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

This marvelous centerpiece is designed with fresh flowers, different types of candles, and a variety of glass candle holders. The large hurricane lamp in the middle is accenting a 3″x6″ pillar candle. There are silver mint julep cups holding small arrangements of fresh flowers around the large hurricane. Then, there are three cylinder vases in different sizes holding 3″ floating candles with more flowers submerged in the water. Votive candles and matching rose petals are used to fill in the space between the cylinder vases. This centerpiece includes many elements that create a very classic and elegant look.
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8 October, 2009 (20:28) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

Chocolate brown votive candles can be used to carry out a brown color scheme in any room. Brown has become a very popular color for home decorating because it is so warm and looks stunning with many other colors. Brown can be paired with lighter shades of blue, green, or pink for a more vibrant look, or it can be paired with lighter earth tones for a very natural look. The most important thing to remember when using dark colors is to balance the color throughout the space. Using chocolate brown votive candles is an inexpensive way to bring small amounts of color to different areas of a room.
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29 September, 2009 (21:35) | Votive Candles, Wedding Votives | By: Megan

The wedding cake table pictured above has many elements that come together to make it look absolutely stunning. The red table linen matches perfectly with the ribbons on the cake and the rose petals scattered on the table. The cute white letters and white votive candles match the icing on the cake. When the natural light subsides into the evening, the votive candles will cast a romantic glow on the wedding cake. The cake table is a great place to add creative touches to a wedding reception.
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