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Re: please post your unity candles...
If you have the time, I would make one. It's MUCH cheaper, IMO. I got a $3 candle at Walmart, some ribbons, and some pretty stick on flowers - maybe another $3 - $4 dollars. I cut an extra invitation into an oval shape, and pinned it with pins to the candle (pins had white, pearl looking heads). Then, pinned lace around the oval, stuck some flowers around at even points on the edges and voila -unity candle. I also bought two white tapers ($3), a string of pearls and some little white flowers ($4) and decorated the tapers. My mom, who is very honest in her opinions about my wedding stuff, genuinely liked them and said I did a good job. If you're crafty - you may want to try it.
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very nice ladyprincess, I too am looking into getting one very soon
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Re: please post your unity candles...
Posted by leniedar
very nice ladyprincess, I too am looking into getting one very soon
TY !!!
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Re: please post your unity candles...
Posted by stacy&joe
If you have the time, I would make one. It's MUCH cheaper, IMO. I got a $3 candle at Walmart, some ribbons, and some pretty stick on flowers - maybe another $3 - $4 dollars. I cut an extra invitation into an oval shape, and pinned it with pins to the candle (pins had white, pearl looking heads). Then, pinned lace around the oval, stuck some flowers around at even points on the edges and voila -unity candle. I also bought two white tapers ($3), a string of pearls and some little white flowers ($4) and decorated the tapers. My mom, who is very honest in her opinions about my wedding stuff, genuinely liked them and said I did a good job. If you're crafty - you may want to try it.
This is what I was planning to try to do....hope it works out as nice as yours sounds!
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Posted by stacy&joe
If you have the time, I would make one. It's MUCH cheaper, IMO. I got a $3 candle at Walmart, some ribbons, and some pretty stick on flowers - maybe another $3 - $4 dollars. I cut an extra invitation into an oval shape, and pinned it with pins to the candle (pins had white, pearl looking heads). Then, pinned lace around the oval, stuck some flowers around at even points on the edges and voila -unity candle. I also bought two white tapers ($3), a string of pearls and some little white flowers ($4) and decorated the tapers. My mom, who is very honest in her opinions about my wedding stuff, genuinely liked them and said I did a good job. If you're crafty - you may want to try it.
Do you have any pics?
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