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centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

ElleOct04 Posted:

centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

I am thinking about doing my own centerpieces, and have found a candelabras that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE!! The only problem is that it holds candles that expose an open flame AND where I am getting married has a rule about no open flames. My question is, does anyone know if there is anything that you can buy to cover the candles in some way, I can't imagine hurricane shades would fit. I hope this makes sense, here is a picture, please let me know if anyone has any ideas! Thanks!
AJsMommy122 Posted:

Re: centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

thats so pretty!!! how much are they?

AJsMommy122 Posted:

Re: centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!


Posted by jenny2penny

it's very pretty, but how much money if you can't even light them....



I was asking b/c I like them also and my hall allows you to have an open flame... well at least they havent said anything yet
september2004 Posted:

Re: centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

wow - very cool - to answer (or rather not answer) your question, i have no idea...but i hope you figure something out so you can use them!

ElleOct04 Posted:

Re: centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

Well, I found them online a while ago and they were about $48 with the candles. I saved the picture. A friend of one of my BM supposedely may be able to get them cheaper.
Jenny2 penny, I thought about that with the lights, only my FI thought it was silly to have a candelabra if we can't have candles I can't win!! I love the candle effect, not really a big flower person but it definitely is a lot of money if we can't light them, I totally agree. We both love them though, would so go with the whole look and feel were trying to achieve. May be back to hurricanes and votive holders for me though!
skew Posted:

Re: centerpieces and candles-PLEASE HELP!

although they are, nice i would be very hesitant about using them as a cp. the legs did not look super sturdy and i would worry that someone might accidently knock it over. personally, i think a lower candlebra would work better.

either way, check w/ your hall first.

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