I am looking to purchase about 9-15 layered pillar candles for a couple of candle trays I just bought. Where would I be able to view a large selection of layered pillar candles online? Any good deals out there right now?

These are the candle trays I’m going to be using: http://www.athome.com/images//product/large/12300928_265x265.jpg

Does anyone know where I can purchase dark brown (espresso or coffee coluored) pillar candles. I need 3 sizes on each table and so I am hoping to find some reasonably prices.

My friend is getting married in a few months. Her colors are black and champage. She is using pink and orange in her bridal bouquets

Her reception site comes with color coordinated linens in her wedding package. What colors should she use? Her bridesmaid dresses are black. Her centerpieces are pillar candles and votives w/ pink rose petals.

The reception site is suggesting she use a tablecloth with a pink underlay and a white linens on top w/ pink napkins. (hope that makes sense). But, she doesn’t like the color pink they have. They do not offer any other color pink.

She was thinking about using a black underlay w/ a white tablecloth and black napkins. What do you think?

She asked my opinion, but I’m not sure what to tell her.
The reception is in the evening and is pretty formal. Not black tie, but everyone will be in cocktail/evening wear.

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Chloe walked up to the car and yanked open the front door,
“AHHH!” She shrieked as she jumped back. Surprise flickered behind Chloe’s blue eyes like Laura Vallon Crème Brulee pillar candles.
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There’ll be about 57 people. A local pizzeria makes gigantic party size pizza’s and we have used them in the past for getherings. This will be for my sons wedding rehearsal party (their suggestion) and at my home, indoors and out. I have a large home with about an acre of land so people won’t feel cramped. Any ideas how to make it really special? I thought I’d try to do a Tuscan Theme using beautiful Tuscan golds, poppy reds, olive greens, terra cotta and eggplant colors. Pillar candles for the tables.
Any better or additional ideas?????
ANOTHER QUESTION: Do you think chili pepper lights of the same colors, red, yellow, purple and green would look good hung outside. Should they be just one color probably red, or do you think the idea sounds tacky?

We are using 8′ banquet tables. The tableclothes are going to be brown and white gingham on 1 row of tables, and brown fabric on the next row, etc. We have a runner that is kind of a grass netting material. It’s a khaki color. Then we’re using hurricanes with pillar candles for the centerpieces, and then a couple of candles with cinnamon sticks hot glued to the outside of them for the scent and decor. They will all be spaced out. What else could we use on the tables to make it look fuller, so not thrown together? We have a country-outdoors theme.
the candles in the hurricanes will be red, so that’ll give it a little color.

I’m the maid of honor in my best friend’s wedding in August. We were on the phone talking about some of the plans she made today, and mentioned that because I love arts and crafts, she thought I could make the centerpieces for the tables. She thought candles and ivy would be pretty and different than a regular floral centerpiece. Do you have any ideas on what I could do? I looked a little online and couldn’t find something I liked. I was thinking of maybe putting different sized pillar candles on a cake stand and maybe having the ivy around the base of the candles and flower petals sprinkled on the table. But don’t people usually like to take the centerpieces home? It may be hard to put something like that in the car as opposed to a vase with flowers unless I glue the candles to the cake stand.

I am getting married November 10… less than 3 weeks away. When it comes to ceremony decor for the chapel, I am stuck. My future sister in law is doing most of the decorating. She suggests instead of candlelabras use tall pillars with about 3 different sized candles on each side of the chapel. However, my mom insist upon it being the tradional candlelabras. I’m confused as to which will look better. I know what the candlelabras look like but I am not sure how the pillar candles would look and/or be arranged. I’m afraid if I choose pillar candles, I will hate them last minute. Then theres my fiance, that says do whatever I want but then gets an attitude if I choose something my mom likes. I am so stressed and confused over this. Your opinions and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Other decor will include a large arrangement of callalillies and roses with various greenery in the center of the small chapel. The chapel is really pretty and we are going for a simply decor approach.

If you decorate your T-day table, what kind of touches do you like to put on it to make it pretty?

I usually tie napkins with twine and little silk autumn leaf & acorn embellishents, and put out things like fall colored pillar candles (in glass) set inside a grapevine wreath with autumn embellishments.

I have autumn leaf cloth place mats.

I’m looking to do something different. Maybe something a little less traditional and a little more whimsical.

Ideas and links to craft projects welcome.

Thanks

Fancy candles like these:

http://image.orientaltrading.com/otcimg/32_60a.jpg

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http://www.batheyourselfingifts.com/shop/images/Bless_This_Home_Candles_With_Dried_Flowers.jpg

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http://www.intimatebath.com/Frosted_Glass_Heart_Candles.jpg