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will this cp be a bad idea???
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Im sure it will be fine. They are beautiful
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thanksss girls!
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i don't think it will be a problem, they make them so its not a fire hazard i'm sure.
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They are so pretty!!! I think they will be fine!
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thanksss, im not use red instead of peach bc of christmas, wat do u think?
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I think they are beautiful. I am sure it will be fine.
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I wanted a very similar CP. I went to the florist and asked him about it. He told me he doesn't suggest getting the tall candles because 1) they burn quickly and before the reception is over, they may be almost gone and 2) it is VERY hazardous. HE talked me out of it and persuaded me to get tea lights instead. I think the tall candle ones are gorgeous but I'd be a nervous wreck having them after my florist telling me the cons of those candles.
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ask ur rh. They will let you know what u can and cannot have. But they are awesome!
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I never heard that they were a fire hazard. The only thing I heard was that they dont look as nice all the time b.c the stupid candles tilt and it looks weird in pictures. I am still debating whethere or not I should get it myself.
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They're really pretty! I see what you mean though, those candles sure are close to the greens. Maybe a CP with the candles going up the side in the spiral might be safer?
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Couldn't you use no drip candles, the ones that burn slower?
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I don't know much about them, but my mom uses them at Christmas. I am sure your florist would know. They still drip a little but they burn very slowly.
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