How to Make a Hydrangea Unity Candle Centerpiece

Posted on March 11th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 2 Comments »

Sandy shows you how to make a hydrangea unity candle centerpiece. In this example she makes a silk flower unity candle centerpiece using white hydrangeas, unity or pillar candle, two taper candles, oblong gold container, and a dried foam block.

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Cheap source for 10" taper candles (under.60)?

Posted on March 11th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 3 Comments »

Loking for a cheap source that i can order 144+/- 10" red taper candles for xmas center pieces from. Chain stores are over $1.00. Dollar Stores are 1 for a buck. Best I have found on the web is $.65 each.

http://www.wicksandwax.com/candles.htm

check out this site and go down to the tapers section, the first part is white only, then it has different sizes then right under that there are 10" ones in different colors…they are $1.79 per dz.

hope that helped

I was given a Unity Candle with the 2 taper candles? But when do you light the candle?

Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 7 Comments »

But I am not sure when during the wedding ceremony to light the candle? Do we say something to each other the bride and groom? Why do you you light the candle? Whats the purpose? Please help and explain the steps. Thanks for the help!
The mothers of the bride and groom light the taper candles? Then the mother give to the bride and groom to light the Unity candle? Is that how that goes?

After you’ve said your vows

How to make an inexpensive taper candle holder & Does ear candling work/remove earwax? Myth?

Posted on March 8th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 2 Comments »

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How to make an inexpensive taper candle holder and ear candling.

Candle Candling Ear How To Myth

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How can I make a votive candle holder into a taper candle holder?

Posted on March 7th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 2 Comments »

I found a votive candle holder I just love, but I want to make it to where it will hold taper candles. Does any one know how I can do this or where I can buy the supplies to do this?

You could cut a disc of cork or thick cardboard, or even one of those pads meant to stop chair legs from scratching the floor, to fit snugly into the bottom of the votive, with a finish nail or brad running up through it. Then impale your taper onto the nail and fill in around the candle base with small beads or madeling clay like Play-doh. After your candle burns down, just peel off the stuff and use it for the next candle.

Viatek Taper LED Candles. Visit viatekproducts.com by Viatek Inventor Lou Lentine

Posted on March 5th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 1 Comment »

Viatek Taper LED Candles fit almost any standard candle-holder. Great for setting in stainless steel or brass candle holders (sold separately).

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How to fix broke taper candle?

Posted on March 5th, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 3 Comments »

I bought some decorative taper candles and while trying to put them in the holder the bottom (narrow part) broke off the bottom. I now only have the top (decorative) part of the candle. How can make it work in my holder?

If remelting the bottom doesn’t work try wrapping gauze tape around the bottom of the candle.

Why are taper candles made smaller than the candleholders? You always have to stick foil in the bottom.?

Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 3 Comments »


Tapered candles come in all sizes, base-wise. You will find the cheaper the candle, the less wax, therefor the skinnier the base! Go to a nice gift shop, take your holder with you (or measure it at home), you’ll find just the right size. Besides, more expensive candles burn longer and cleaner, worth the money.

Formal table setting – How to set a table

Posted on March 2nd, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 15 Comments »

http://www.howdini.com/howdini-video-6658250.html

Setting a formal table is more than just knowing where the salad fork goes. It’s paying attention to the small details that add up to a gracious experience. Watch how designer Rebecca Cole sets an elegant table.

Formal table setting – How to set a table

Here are table setting tips for putting an elegant table arrangement together:

Candles add the ambiance:
* A taper candle is a good choice for a formal table. Tall candlesticks like those made by Michael Aram are very nice. They come in different heights–mix and match the heights of both the candles and the candlesticks for a great look.

* Cut off a bit of malleable candle beeswax and push into the base of the candlestick before adding the candle. The wax will keep the candle tight in place.

Arranging the place settings:
* For a formal table setting, each seated placement should be identical. From the placement of the plates to the fold of the napkin, everything is aligned the same way.

* The napkin always goes on the left side unless you put it on the plate or in some other way. The fold of the napkin will go on the outside so the edges go in. And also the edge goes at the bottom whereas the fold goes at the top.

* Each guest should have at least three different glassware. Typically there would be a wine glass placed above the knife, a champagne glass a little right of the spoon, and a water glass to the right of the champagne glass, slightly above. The three form a little triangle.

Arranging the silverware:
* Every course should have its own silver piece: teaspoons, dessert forks, salad forks, dinner forks, et cetera.

* All silverware should be on the table when you sit down — don’t bring out dessert forks later when you serve dessert. All silver should be in its appropriate order of courses. This ensures that a guest doesn’t end up eating dessert with the dinner fork they just used.

* When arranging a formal setting, place the salad fork on the far left of the plate and work your way towards the plate. Next to the salad fork will be the dinner fork.

* On the right side of the plate is the knife; make sure the edge faces inwards. The soup spoon is just outside of the knife. Any other spoons will be to the right of the soup spoon. You might put the dessert spoon above the plate, however, so it’s out of the way.

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Looking for square taper candles…does anyone know where to find?

Posted on March 1st, 2010 by admin in taper candles | 2 Comments »

I am looking for square taper candles in black and white. I purchased square tapers several years ago at a candle party, but don’t remember the company’s name. If you know where I can purchase these on on-line or you are a rep selling them, please let me know. Thanks!!!

I am not aware of square tapers through a home candle party, but try this website: http://waxwizard.net/tapers2a.html

High quality 1" Square Tapers have a unique way of burning due to the beeswax content.
A special tapered peg base allows a snug fit in a standard 7/8" candleholder. UNscented, Made in the USA. Beeswax has an extra-slow burntime: 2.5 hours per inch !! American made, all-cotton wicks, dripless and smokeless for a super clean burn !!

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