I don't own candle stick holders that would accommodate the various sizes of the gifted candles. So after accumulating a small collection of candles that were looking rather sorry for themselves (and gathering dust) in the cupboard, I decided the other night, to take out 3 of them who have a) colours that are complimentary to one another and b) pastels that make them look Spring-time appropriate, and grouped them together to burn at the same time. Loverly.
So if like me, you own a lot of individual stick candles that you just don't have a home for in any of your rooms, group them together and burn them at the same time - I think it makes for a simple but very pretty centrepiece. For example, a group of cream and crisp white candles placed next to a beautiful flower vase would look gorgeous on the table if you're having a little get together at yours in the summer/in the garden.
One of my favourite bloggers, Emily from the famous Cupcakes and Cashmere, did a post where she grouped a lot more candles together to make for a more interesting fireplace and this is where I got the idea to burn candles together. Check out her fireplace -here-.
If you missed my post on my Winter Yankee Candle favourites click -here- to read it on the lovely Ruby's blog!
What do you do with individual candles that you can't place into a candlestick holder? Any other candle burning tips?
Love, Emma xo
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