How to Buy Candles and Holders for Weddings and Events
Candles, and the holders in which the candles sit, are often an essential part of weddings and other major events. Although they may seem a small part of event planning, their delightful glow can make or break an event, so some effort in choosing them is well worth it.
Steps
- Check that the candle holders are heatproof and will not end up being hazard. It is better to buy the slightly more expensive ones for peace of mind as some cheap glass imports are known to be very unsafe and flames are involved around arrangements, tablecloths etc., so it is not worth taking chances.
- Choose between purchasing directly from a store or using an online event site. If you choose to buy them from the Internet, be aware that your costs will increase owing to shipping. Factor this in as they are heavy.
- Place votive candles in a holder, always. If you're burning votive candles, ensure that they are in a holder that is a good fit. Do not use a dish or a cup because these will cut the average burn time in half or even less, spoiling the effect earlier by snuffing out on your guests. The holder will also prove a lot less messy.
- Avoid scented candles. Many people have allergies or dislikes of certain scents. Go for color and beauty rather than scent.
Tips
- Note that many websites claim to offer "bulk" or wholesale rates but in fact are just selling at a few cents below regular store prices.
Warnings
- Lead in wicks is a health hazard. Make sure the candles you buy are NOT lead! It can be fatal.
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