Lovely Luminaries & Flame Restrictions

What to do?

We are working with a Bride who is planning her wedding for Mid October and wants luminaries incorporated into the wedding. On the steps of the church, down the aisle lighting the path to the reception, in the trees and incorporated into the centerpieces. Now that's a lotta lighting and we have restrictions about flamage (like none), so we have been on the hunt for how to give her her luminaries without the flame or breaking the bank...

First some fun inspiration boards with the loveliness of luminaries, illuminated!

So what to do if you have your heart set on the glow of candlelight only to find the your venue has blown out your wish? Tune in tomorrow and we'll share our solution with you! We are so excited!

The Links

A thank you shout out to the sources:
kristinspencer.com, weddingfavorsonline.com, weddingandeventlights.com.au, scandinaviandetails.com, wrapables.com, theweddingcastle.com, Brides.com, weddinglanterns.co.uk, arizonahistoricalsociety.org, illuminations.com, yourhomeandgarden.co.nz, grahamandgreen.co.uk, westelm.com, vesselinc.com, gadgetgrid.com, unionridgechruch.com, save-on-crafts.com, libertyoflondon.co.uk, instructables.com, notneutral.com, pbase.com, lutyens-furniture.com, coolglowythings.com, scottandtemphotography.com, alibaba.com, cinimodstudio.com, marthastewart.com, betterhomesandgardens.com, lacourphoto.com.

Links to our previous posts about candles and alternatives:

Candles & candle safety
Candle alternatives

Happy planning!

~w.s.