Floating Candles

When fire and water meet you got floating candles!

Clearly, there are two important factors that come into play when using floating candles. The floating candles itself of course and the environment you put the floating candles into. Believe us, the only real limit is your imagination, so here are some thoughts to get you on track.

Small glass drums are perfect for floating candles. Or else, use large crystal wine glasses since they can add a great sparkling touch to your dinner table.

If you decide to set the mood for a romantic tête-à-tête in your living room put some water in a nice bowl, the once you usually use for fruits, fill it up with water and place your floating candles, along with some blossoms, into the bowl.

Now take your floating candles outside. Do you sometimes prepare those brown paper bag candle alleys, but are afraid of fire hazard? Why not take small glass hurricanes and fill them with water instead of sand. The water, if knocked over, will definitely put out the floating candles.

Our favorite for last, if you plan a pool party, get whole bunch of floating candles, the more the better, and let them drift while your guest are enjoying the party. Your guest will without doubt be impressed.