 |
Candle
Wedding Favor
Jazz up a simple candle with artificial flowers to make these attractive
wedding favors for your guests. Personalize each one with a slip
of paper bearing your names, the date of your wedding and a special
message. |
 |
Christmas
Candle Centrepiece Incorporate a pink and burgundy color scheme
when creating this centerpiece. The color combination extends from
the ribbon to the flowers, the lace and even the candles. Makes
a perfect decoration for your table this holiday. |
 |
Fall
Centrepiece With a few pieces of artificial fruit, leaves
and different coloured burlap you have created a beautiful table
centerpiece for fall. Flank it with candles and in ½ an hour
you will be finished. The wine glass with a candle in it was the
last survivor of a set of 4. |
 |
Mosaic
Candle Holder I learned how to make this Mosaic Candle Holder
in a craft class years ago and enjoyed making it immensely. When
the candle is lit, it adds a wonderful, warm glow to the room. |
 |
Wedding
Centrepiece Consider the colours you are using for the wedding
and your favourite flowers when creating this simple and elegant
wedding centerpiece. |
 |
Small
Head Table Centrepiece Similar in appearance to the larger
version, the ivy bowl surrounded by a flower candle ring adds an
elegant touch to the head table. Place them inbetween the bridesmaids,
maid of honour, best man and the ushers. They don't take away from
the large centrepiece in front of the bride and groom but even out
the decoration of the table, making it look special from one end
to the other. |
 |
Floating
Candle Centerpiece Match the colors of the glass beads and
the candle to the main colors being used in your wedding. Guests
will love to take one of these home as a souvenir. Give them away
during the reception by placing something under one of the chairs
at each table. Make sure the winner empties the water before they
take the centerpiece home (it'll be easier and less messy). |
 |
Large
Head Table Centrepiece Go simple but elegant when creating
this decoration. Use the bride's favourite flowers to enhance the
beauty of the candle encased in a glass bowl with glass beads. Situate
it on the table in front of the bride and groom to draw attention
to the happy couple (not that everyone's eyes won't be on them already)! |
 |
Seashell
Candle What goes better with water than seashells? Add this
candle to your bathroom décor and you can enjoy both the
appearance and the warm presence of a candle that will remind you
of a trip to the beach. Adult supervision required. |
 |
Christmas
Pot Pourri Candle Create a warm glow to any room with this
recycled Mason jar candle. Fill the jar up with your favourite pot
pourri to add colour and scent. |
