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will this cp be a bad idea???

Original post by ttdiff11

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http://www.thefoxhollow.com/colonial_briar_fox.1013.html

im using those centerpieces, someone mentioned that it may cause a fire, lol what do u think?? i just loveeee the cp though, i really dont wanna change it, if anything maybe ill do candles on the stand itself, if that makes sense. i also wanna do the same arrangement on the fireplace but i think thats safe, or i hope lol. the florist didnt say that though.

ETA: im planning on using the same one in the pic but im gonna replace the peach wtih red bc its december and it goes with christmas!

beram63 Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

cause a fire i've seen lots of girls use arrangements just like that.

stefandken Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

i loveeeeeeee them!

ttdiff11 Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

Posted by MLAngelo

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.

thanksss ill find out!

kristentinnelly Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

They look beautiful. I'm sure it would be fine. They wouldnt havea picture of it if it couldnt be done

ttdiff11 Thread views: 457

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Posted by kristentinnelly

They look beautiful. I'm sure it would be fine. They wouldnt havea picture of it if it couldnt be done

thats what i figured!

FutureMrsC Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

the arrangements are beautiful. Are the candelabras provided by the hall? If so, my BM explained how they work (I am assuming the Watermill has the same as the Fox Hollow b/c they have the same owners)

The candle is actually inside a plastic casing w/ a spring on the bottom. As the candle burns down, the spring moves up, keeping the flame a tthe top. This way, the candle appears to be the same height throughout the night and won't burn down into the flowers.

stinenandy2010 Thread views: 457

Re: will this cp be a bad idea???

I would check with Fox Hollow first, some venues do not allow open flames that high. I am using their house florist and have candles going up the stand of the centerpiece and he is using those LED lights, so it looks like an open flame but its actually battery.