1. Timeless in silver and white. (via Bridal Guide)
1. Elegant Centerpiece Create a centerpiece with a self-assured, vintage beauty with white pillar candles atop antique mercury glass pillar holders. Use pillar candle holders of different heights and surround them with white roses, stock, and hydrangeas in silver vases.
2. A hearth with many flames. (via Brides)
2. Dramatic Fireplace Light up a fireplace in a fresh and modern way by placing pillar candles of varying heights and widths in the hearth. Arrange the candles around a classical bust, candelabra, or an antique urn, for moody interest.
3. Candles and cymbidiums. (via Ideas Decor)
3. Floating Candles Centerpiece Fill a glass table bowl with water, and then add floating candles and orchids. Accent the centerpiece with additional orchid blooms around the bowl and pillar candles that glow the whole night through.
4. Flower-free. (via Martha Stewart)
4. Vellum Candle Covers Wrap colored vellum around the outside of clear glass candleholders to match the wedding's color scheme. The translucent material creates a soft, warm glow and makes for beautiful table accents. With a mix of coordinating colors and some matching DIY garlands and lanterns, we love that this tablescape works without flowers.
5. Casual café style. (via Decor Dots)
5. Café Bottles With Candles Channel the City of Love by placing taper candles in clear glass water bottles designed after those found in French restaurants. Place several on the bar and the dessert table for an amour bohème vibe.
6. A bright & modern look. (Martha Stewart)
6. Abstract Centerpiece Surround a group of boldly colored candles with an all-white table setting for a stunning wedding centerpiece that channels Rothko.
7. Old Hollywood vibes. (via Brides)
7. Cosmopolitan Class Create a tablescape with an uptown vibe: set out white taper candles secured in antique mercury glass candlesticks with classic bouquets of white and powder-pink roses and hydrangeas. Keep the linens and tableware a crisp white.
8. Winning with white and green. (via Colin Cowie Weddings)
8. Calm Serenity This combination of square glass vases filled with tall grass and Philodendron leaves, creates the illusion of a lush orchid arrangement while actually using fewer flowers. Complement the clean lines with floating candles in clear glass cylinder vases.
9. Embrace candlelight. (via Martha Stewart)
9. Color Everywhere When it comes to candles, the more, the merrier, and a playful dose of color worked into the wedding decor adds even more cheer. Use these red votive holders throughout the event space, from the escort-card table to the dessert bar. THE SOURCES 1. Bridal Guide. 2. Brides. 3. Ideas Decor. 4. Martha Stewart. 5. Decor Dots. 6. Martha Stewart Weddings. 7. Brides. 8. Colin Cowie Weddings. 9. Martha Stewart.