My reception is at Westbury Manor which has long oblong tables. I wanted to incorporate oblong centerpieces with candles and flowers. Originally I wanted to have 5-6 different size pillar candles wrapped with flowers, and now I want to do a low candelabra wrapped in flowers (rich white). I was going with a candelabra as in pic #2 but now I think I found a perfect one in Crate & Barrell (pic#3). The one in pic #3 would cost me a lot less since it requires votive or tea light candles...in pic #1 is the way the tables are set up at WM.
What do you ladies think?
petunia77
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i prefer the second set of candles.
chrissyandvin
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I think I like the second one better
Soon2bMrs.MC
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I like #2, how much is that?
M&S Sept12006
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They're on sale in Crate & Barrel for $34.75...you have to look at the room pictures...it is beautiful...this picture does not do it any justice at all.
Soon2bMrs.MC
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They're on sale in Crate & Barrel for $34.75...you have to look at the room pictures...it is beautiful...this picture does not do it any justice at all.
Does it come with the votives too?
Nautical bride
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I like the second candle set but in my experience tea light candles do not last very long and may burn out before the end or your reception.
Soon2bMrs.MC
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I like the second candle set but in my experience tea light candles do not last very long and may burn out before the end or your reception.
I don't think those are tea light candles.. i think its votive candles.
M&S Sept12006
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Posted by Nautical bride
I like the second candle set but in my experience tea light candles do not last very long and may burn out before the end or your reception.
I don't think those are tea light candles.. i think its votive candles.
Thats correct...you can do either or...the votive candles have burning time up to 10 hours or around there...
ChrissynRicky
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I vote for number 2!!!
JazzyT
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#2 is better
October Bliss
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I love the second one. Just make sure you get candles with extended burn time since it takes votives.
bournebride
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I like the second one
Soon2BeMrsD
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i also choose the 2nd one
Love4Eva
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i like the second one - it fits the room better - and its a little more conservative/elegant