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Haha @ the "no fish" request. I think the floating candle idea is cute, maybe with some colored stones to add a vibrant touch. But wow 108 of them?!? Thats alot
I like the floating candle w/vase filler. Maybe consider a submerged flower too? Are they big enough to make into a candy buffet? Put candles or flowers in them and use them to line the ceremony aisle? And of course- sell any you don't need and turn a profit! ;)
How many guests are you having? I was trying to go outside of the box and am thinking you could use them as escort cards. Submerging the name and table number in water and putting a candle on top could be cool and then everyone will bring them to their tables so you'll have dinner lighting.
If you want to get rid of a few of them, I'm in stl and would be willing to take some off of your hands. I like the floating candle idea. I'm not sure what else they would be good for.
i like the escort card idea. fill them with candy and have their name and table number sticking out of it.
Well, we are inviting 400, so I'm not sure how many we will end up with. Cute idea though. We aren't doing a candy buffet either. Hmmmm......
I really like using them for the ceremony. If I had a bunch of vases and candles, I would probably do that.. or you could sprinkle them around the recpetion hall with floating candles.. food tables, escort card tables.. restrooms w/ scented candles... at the bar, good luck!
Could you line the aisle with them? some sand or stones and a candle? If you could dim the lighting of your ceremony location, this and candles at the end of the aisle/where you get married could be beautiful. I was at a wedding recently where there were 300+ guests and they had candles everywhere. It was stunning. Midafternoon wedding, but absolutely gorgeous.
I like the idea of lining your aisle with them. Alternatively, if your budget allows, put a big bloom in each, such as a large peony or hydrangea-style of flower. Something large & fluffy to fill the space. You have so many of them, you can do both the flower & candle alternating around your space! Good luck!
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Hi bees! I work in hotel sales, and was discussing wedding stuff with a bride who is getting married next month. She generously gave me 108 of these vases: http://www.dollartree.com/floral-decor/vases-bowls-containers/Crystal-Fluted-Ivy-Bowls/202c203c203p9885/index.pro
So, my question is...what can I do with them? I already have 30 tall flared rim cylinder vases for our "main" centerpiece, so I am trying to figure out what to do with all of these. I am thinking water and floating candles with stones in the bottom? Help! (No fish please :D)