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Votive candle place cards

Elise&Matt Posted:

Votive candle place cards

I know I have seen this somewhere but I can't find them now they are like a frosted votive candle with the names of guests and table # on them and they are lit right after CH so they can carry into recpt and it's supposed to look really pretty. Has anyone seen this??? and know where I can get them??
AlBaBride Posted:

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the ones we're doing are a little different...we're using square candle holders and put gravel on beneath the candle to give it some leverage...

Tried to insert pics...not working, they're in my album
anglbyme Posted:

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I was at Michael's last night and they had in the wedding section by invites...it wasn't the actual entire votive but it was the frosted label that wrap around the candle...

robinandjoe Posted:

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Did the label go through the computer and then stick onto the candle holder? I haven't looked around yet but was wondering about it bc I love the way the candles look! If they go through the computer that would be great!

tonimike Posted:

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Im doin votives, they are pedestals ones thou, but the same

JassyandOscar Posted:

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I am also doing votive place cards. The votives I got at Micheal's on sale for 0.33 and the labels are the clear avery mailing labels - they are inkjey friendly so you can print them yourself and they are frosted.

AlBaBride Posted:

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A.C. Moore Moonlight Madness Sale October 8th 6-9...for anyone looking to stock up on DIY projects!

Elise&Matt Posted:

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great Thx ladies 4 all your help
shelby34 Posted:

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If you want that frosted look, you need to get vellum to print the names on and then stick to the candle. I think they have them at AC Moore.
Do a search on BHB because I remember reading some posts on how to do it.

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