Candle Centerpieces For Added Glitz From Surroundings.com

 

All designs and photos courtesy of Surroundings at: http://www.surroundings.com/

 

Surrounds.com offers a selection of candle centerpieces that you can use on your tables at a fraction of the cost of a floral centerpiece.

 

 

Whether you are looking for glitter or gold or a floral look, Surroundings has something for every bride and event planner.  Take the time to browse their site and see which items suit your wedding personality.

 

Surroundings offers shapes and colors that will coordinate with any decor.  Their centerpieces are easy to put together ahead of time so there is no rush the day of the wedding to put things in place.  Not only that but their glass pieces are designed to be used with candles so no exploding bowls of water if you're using floating candles.

 

Pink and Chocolate Brown Centerpieces

Photo courtesy of http://www.yummicandles.com/.

It's elegant. It's chic. It's a perfect combination of colors, pink for the bride, chocolate brown for the groom.  These two colors are a popular color combination for weddings these days. You can create an elegant table setting with a Victorian hurricane vase candle holder. (And a safe one too, your venue will thank you!) Then accessorize the hurricane vase with some acrylic beads and colorful pillar candle to create a beautiful and stunning centerpiece for your wedding.

***(Caution these candles are arranged for photo purposes only and should be 2 1/2 inches apart in reality.)

Candle Centerpiece with Bling

Photo couresy of http://best-decor.com/

Having a wedding that needs some sparkle?  Try this "refined wrought-iron candle stand" that boasts a glamorous dash of old-time European elegance! Slender ivory curlicues form an attractive support for a thick pillar candle.  It is lavishly decorated with swags of glittering crystals that will turn the light into a dancing diamond display.  So kick up the bling with this centerpiece.  Under ten dollars for the stand, more for the candle.  Scatter some loose crystals and petals around on the tabletop or place on top of a mirror. 

Footed Candle Centerpieces

Photo and idea courtesy of BHG.com

Make this easy candle centerpiece by purchasing a footed glass vase, adding a sweet smelling cream colored candle, and wrapping the vase with a ribbon and your monogram.  These make great gifts to let your guests take hom or for you to have ater the wedding.

Elegant and Easy Centerpieces

Photo and Creation courtesy of http://www.getmarried.com/wedding-blog

Want an inexpensive but pretty centerpiece for your tables?  Try these votives filled with glass rocks, alternate a full blooming rose with a votive (you can use battery powered if you venue won't let you use open flames) and scatter rose petals aournd the containers.  Elegant and easy! What more could you want? If you want a slightly larger glass container and are not using real candles you could use stemless wine glasses (the one's Libby makes that look like Riedel's) and put larger flowers or more blooms in them.