Is anyone using long lasting tealights? Do the attendants replace any tealights that may have blown out finished if i use the regular ones? Am i stressing for no reason? Should i just use votives and call it a day?
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Sweetpea1
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Votives may be an easier way to go but it's probably a job for matre d
Royalgem21
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They should replace them if they burn out but you could request it just to be sure.
cdh2672
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I'm using votives....and you are not freaking out. Haha...I constantly am thinking of these little things
hunterM
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Posted by cdh2672
I'm using votives....and you are not freaking out. Haha...I constantly am thinking of these little things
Aww thank you!! im so glad im not alone on this! Votives it is! CHECK!
I need about 50 pink or ivory votives. Im thinking dollar store or Ikea maybe?!
thanks Ladies YALL ROCK!!!!!
tbmaz2011
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Posted by hunterM
Posted by cdh2672
I'm using votives....and you are not freaking out. Haha...I constantly am thinking of these little things
Aww thank you!! im so glad im not alone on this! Votives it is! CHECK!
I need about 50 pink or ivory votives. Im thinking dollar store or Ikea maybe?!
thanks Ladies YALL ROCK!!!!!
try ebay seller quickcandles, i bought all my votives and holders from them. really reasonable prices.
nyrvixen
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I used to work at a place that sells candles and votives are the way to go. The burn time for tealights is usually half of what is stated. I would def. try quickcandles. They're pretty good pricewise
