How to hang candles from ceiling

Add an easy touch of whimsy to your home

Does your venue restrict the use of real flames? All of our candle holders come with real or battery candles as standard.

We had our 5th annual costume party this weekend and, somehow, each year it manages to be even more fun. Most of our friends and family go all out with thei ...

LARRY WALSHE: A more elaborate canopy can be made using lots of different foliage, including fresh pine and eucalyptus, which will smell as divine as it looks.

Pre-attached with fishing wire: Top of each hanging candle is threaded with a fishing line of 4.9ft long which can be hung straight and even, not tipped to one side. You can hang these candles anywhere you like. Light-Up Magic Wand Remote Control: Magic wand can make white lights up when turns on & off, and can switches all candles on and off simultaneously. Requires 1 x AAA battery (not included). Indoor decorations: The LED candle flickers with warm white light. You can hang these candles…

Two years ago my DIY floating candles for our Harry Potter tree got a lot of attention online, so you might recognize these: Those are battery-operated candles, though, so if you need to make LOTS of them - say, more than 10 or 20 - then the battery cost alone starts to add up. (They each take 2 AAs) The only other floating candle method I've seen uses toilet paper rolls and LED tealights. The tealights are too small for the rolls, though, so you have to use hot glue to make a "shelf" inside…

Christina on Instagram: "✨Welcome to Hogwarts! 🧙🏻🕯️ Tackled the viral Harry Potter floating candle installation this weekend. Yes, it’s staying up through Christmas 🎄 Maybe longer for how long it took 😂 Shoutout to @bradley_and_chandler for the tutorial! I just love it so much 🖤 All supplies were found on Amazon #harrypotter #halloweendecor #harrypotterdiy #harrypotterdecorations #harrypotterdecor"

Want to add a spooky vibe to your ceiling? Here's how to hang floating candles for Halloween - the cheapest and easiest way!

Hang holiday decorations and ornaments from the ceiling using fishing line or decorative ribbons. Pushpins secure the hanging decorations in place. Use screw hooks for heavier ornaments.