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I know that there’s always the traditional option for unity candles. This one is particularly pretty and fancy:
But what fun is that? At this point, Mr. Crepe is saying to me, “Everything you do has to be quirky.” Well, deal with it. I’m sure you knew that’s what you’re signing up for. And this thing is $40, which I guess isn’t a ton of money but if we can save a bit AND be quirky, all the better, right?
I came across this cute little rustic candle holder on Etsy:
We’re not having a super rustic style ceremony but it’s so charming and simple. Plus we could use it on our future mantle right? Points for reusability. And it’s $10.
I also thought these might be cute as a sort of modern styled unity candle by choosing one of these holders for the tapers and then putting the center pillow on a glass plate. Points for simplicity and definitely reusable. The question would be which candle holder to choose?
Finally, I came across this concept—a floating unity candle. We can probably find these locally, maybe even at a dollar store. I wouldn’t purchase it on the website because I’m not crazy about the etched initial on there since it disrupts the whole floating look but I thought this was definitely an idea worth considering.
All three of these ideas are affordable and reusable, simple, and go along with the style of our wedding. Because of that, I’m having a bit of trouble deciding!
What do you think, hive? Should I go with #1, 2, or 3? Help a girl out!
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