How to use candles and non- flame candles
No party ever has the ambiance that it needs without candles. Just think about it, from the most elegant parties to the most casual, it seems like there is always a candle burning. Whether they are in a polished candelabra or a mason jar, they are the easiest way to announce a celebration. There is a trend in our industry to use non-flame candles. There is no risk of fire with these and they can offer almost all of the same benefits. We worked really hard to find a candle that looked realistic and met our needs. We’ve seen other, less expensive candles, but we stand by our motto: you get what you pay for. Following are the reasons our candles are better.
Our Candles
- Our candles have the only “moving flame” on the market today. They have a 360 degree flame, and can be enjoyed from all angles, and are not just meant to be viewed from one side. The candle looks totally realistic with no risk unlike real candles.
- Our candle’s technology was originally invented by Disney Studios for its theme park rides in 2004, including the Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean and legally incorporates the “Disney Patents” through an exclusive licensing agreement with Disney Studios.
- Our candles are made with real wax and are also scented.
- Our candles have a 90 day warranty
- Our candles have the option to be turned on an off via remote. The remote can be used for more than one candle, throughout the house or in groups.
Whether you are using the real deal or our flameless alternatives, here are some ideas for you at the holidays:
- Drop some into mason jars.
- Wrap cinnamon sticks around them and finish it off with a bow.
- Use them in lanterns.
- Run them all up a formal staircase.
- Carve or drill out the diameter of your candle and drop one in to birch or a log, an apple, a pumpkin, a gourd, etc.
- Throw a candle in a clear cylinder, print a message on vellum and get a glowing thought.
- Fill your wood burning fireplace with candles at different heights.
- Whether you just use them in candle holders, or try one of the techniques above, the holidays are never complete without a few flames.
