Weddingbee Blog

I love the look of candles and think hanging votives are so airy and sweet. Isn’t this gorgeous!?:

I tell you though, these suckers are hard to find! This is what I’ve come up with so far:

From Jamali Gardens, these are $3.50:

This votive (from Flowers and Supplies) is out of stock until the end of September, but is closer to what I want and is only $2.35:

The search continues!

Miss Lily & Miss Bluebell: I tried to help…slim pickings I must say. I think your best bet offline is going to antique stores or maybe even a store that sells Moroccan goods. There has to be one in NY.

Hyacinth House - Only 5 are available - $3.00 each (Since it’s an Antique store these are also used)

Ideal Favors - $8.00 for 3

Amazon - $32.00 for 6

Favors & Flowers - $2.60 each (minimum order is 48)

Surrounding the centerpieces at the wedding I went to this weekend, were Moroccan tea glasses with kerosene votives (although I didn’t know they were Moroccan tea glasses until a few of you responded to my post– thanks!). I think they are so pretty. I have since gone on a hunt for some. This is what I have come up with so far:

From Just Morrocco:

From: Indigo Arts:

(Incidentally, these are just what I am looking for in green!)

From Kasba House:

Most of these seem to run for around $30-$40 for 6 glasses. If anyone knows of a place to get them cheaper, please do let all of us know!

I just ran across this tiered, votive candle centerpiece from Crate and Barrel. It’s super cute and super cheap– on sale for only $14.95 right now!

Look under “outlet” for this!

Here’s another pic from the wedding I just attended. Thought it might be useful for all you blue and purple brides out there. The photo doesn’t do the centerpiece justice– it was just stunning.

Also, an open question for all of you. I loved loved loved the little, green juice glasses with the gold rim (and tiny flowers that you can’t see in the pic) that held kerosene votives. I’d like to maybe use something like this on my tables, but I don’t know what they are called or where to get them (of course, they would have to be on the cheap side since I would need like 40 of them at least). Anyone know?