Floating candle wedding centerpieces are more unique than a simple, traditional candle centerpiece.Floating candles come in all shapes and sizes and they work can work well for any type of wedding theme. Try to match the floating candle with your specific wedding theme.
Listed below are several ways that you can use floating candle wedding centerpieces:

Types of Floating Candles
Floating candles come in many different styles and colors which can be used very effectively as centerpieces for your reception tables.Orchid, lily and fall leave candles are great examples of floating flower candles. For a beach wedding, go with fish, starfish or seahorse candles. Hearts for a Valentines wedding, or pumpkins for a fall wedding are a couple options.Try thinking seasonal as well.

Floating Orchid Candle (Pink or White, Set of Four)

Container Options
Here is your chance to use your creativity. There are many great containers and vases that can be used for your floating candle centerpieces.Traditional Vases, hurricane vases, fish bowls and giant martini and wine glasses are a few ideas for containers.Glass fillable cylinders work really well also as floating candle wedding centerpieces.They are inexpensive, offer many options for you to work with and are perfect if you are a do-it-yourself bride.

Marine Mosaic” Watercolor Vases (Page 2)

Beyond the Candles
In addition to candles, fill your containers with other accent items to finish off the look. Stones, pearls and floating flower petals offer a nice touch.Illuminating the containers filled with water can create a stunning effect if the lighting is right in your reception space. Find small lights that you can place in or under each centerpiece.To match your wedding colors, add a little dye to the water. Also, it is ok to have candles as well as flowers for your centerpieces. Work with you florist or wedding planner for more ideas and hints.

“Beautiful Beads” Water-Activated Pearls

Match With Your Wedding Favors
Send your guest home with floating candles of their own, or match them up with a theme candle favor. Visit MyWeddingFavors.comfor more favor options.