Justin and I finally got to finish some of the candle holders. I am so sorry I haven't had time to write on here. We have been very busy as I am sure most people have been due to the holidays etc. Justin and I are so happy with how they turned out. I apologize ahead of time for the first set of pictures. I did not get my new camera until after Christmas, so they were taken with my iPhone.
Tools and Items you will need:
- Fallen tree with or with out bark, your preference.
- Tea Lights - We used Richland 7 hour burn tea lights.
- Miter Saw
- Drill
- Spade Bits 1.5 inch.
- Bench Vise
- Safety Glasses
First, I want to express how much I love the tea lights we are using for the wedding. They are made by Richland and you can buy them on Amazon. They are supposed to last for 7 hours, my first tester lasted 7 hours and 45 minutes. I burned a cheap Walmart candle and it out burned it by almost 3 hours. For those brides that are trying to decide between tea lights and votives, I highly recommend these for the price. You won't have to buy the glass votive holders, and they are cheaper. I paid $24.99 for 100 candles. In my opinion they are worth it. Now, onto the fun stuff!
