Unity candle ideas diy

Love the look of unity candles for your wedding, but can't afford the big price? Make your own for less than $20 with these simple directions for creating a beautiful unity candle set to match your wedding decor.

Proclaim your love with amazing unity candles! A candle lit wedding is sure to impress your guests while staying under budget!

Are you thinking about having a wedding unity ceremony? A unity ceremony is when you and your partner symbolically seal your wedding with some sort of act that you perform together. There are lots of religious unity ceremony customs, but there are many unity ceremony ideas that non-religious couples do as well. Sand ceremonies, wine tasting, candle ceremonies, and even art are examples of unity ceremonies you may want to use at your wedding. Check out the ideas to see what you like!

Item details: The Personalized Unity Candle Set for Weddings is the perfect addition to your wedding ceremony. This set includes: - two tapers with dimensions h=9 1/3 ''(24cm) - one pillar with dimensions d=2 3/4 ''(7cm) h=5,51''(14cm) or h= 7,87"(20cm) Please note that candle holders are not included. Handmade with exceptional quality, these candles are dripless and safe to burn. They are crafted using leaf metal and designed to create a stunning visual element during your unity ceremony…

Personalize your ceremony with one of these new unity candle ideas.

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Modern Eucalyptus Watercolor Greenery Gold Frame Unity Candle Set This elegant greenery monogram wedding candle set for newlyweds makes a unique gift. The modern template features a geometric faux gold frame accented by hand painted eucalyptus greenery. In the center are your names and wedding date in hand lettered faux dark gold script. Each side candle has your monogrammed initials in an elegant faux dark gold script. Designed by Susan Coffey.

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So one of my customers (and friend), called me up and said that her daughter was trying to put their invitation onto their unity candle and that they couldn't get it to stay on. She asked if I had any thoughts on how to do it. So we discussed doing it like we had done stamping on candles so I told her I would give it a try. So what I did was copy the invitation onto tissue paper. Let me tell you that was a treat all on it's own. If you ever try to print onto tissue paper make sure you have…