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floating candles

Hello Ladies :)Does anyone have a good recommendation of where to purchase floating candles that can burn at least 5 hrs for a  good rate? Thanks for the help! ~Heather Dodson

Re: floating candles

  • vmcelhanvmcelhan member
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    edited December 2011
    i have about 16 or so left over from my june wedding, they're white and round in shape.  you can see pics in my married bio under reception details.  i used them in half of my centerpieces.  if you'd like to buy them from me email me at valmac21 at msn dot com and we'll work something out.i purchased mine at pat catan's and they were $1 a piece.HTH!
  • starshine985starshine985 member
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    edited December 2011
    I ended up buying mine online. because, at the time, I couldn't find any in the stores (Pat Catan's was sold out EVERYWHERE!)  I bought the 3" round white floating candles. They come in packs of 6 for $4.99 - so they're less than $1 each!  They were also delivered pretty quickly - I think I waited 5-7 days. Here's the website: http://www.wholesalefloral.com
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  • JKohioJKohio member
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    edited December 2011
    We used floating candles -- 3" diameter, IIRC. I bought them at Libbey Glass in Toledo.I wouldn't worry about the candles burning for 5+ hours. Honestly, as long as they're burning when everyone arrives and throughout dinner, that's really all you need. So, what, 3 hours or so, if that? After that, people will be dancing, mingling, drinking... not sitting around long enough to bother paying attention to the centerpieces.
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  • edited December 2011
    I bought mine at Patan Catan's on sale for $1/candle and they lasted all night.
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