Flameless Candles for Centerpieces

The flameless candles have come a long way. They make floating ones too if you wanted to out them in water. I am probably using them as well. I just need to make up my mind how. Anything from the lanterns to Mason jars with a design etc.

I am using flameless candles for my centerpieces but I don't have any pictures. I bought white LED fairy lights off of amazon and they had matching white LED flickering flameless candles so I went with them instead of real candles so the colors would match. Here's a picture of the centerpieces with the fairy lights (the 3 candles in the picture are real candles) and a link to the flameless candles.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AH83J58/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

View Quoted Comment They definitely have. My MIL ordered some on Amazon and they look a lot better than I expected (i.e. not orange).
I’m struggling with how to use them as well. My original plan was to have varying sizes of pillar candles and some votives with greenery just laying on the table, between and around the candles. I wanted to use clear cylinder holders for the pillars candles and mismatched votive holders, but since I don’t NEED holders for flameless candles, I’m worried it’ll look like too much or just be kind of pointless.

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Hi Marrissa!

Would you consider mocking up a centerpiece with what you originally wanted (with the clear cylinder holders, and mismatched votive holders) and see how it looks? Just cause you don’t need them, doesn’t mean it won't look awesome! It always helps me to visually see something set up, tweak, and make changes that way!

For example, if you were planning to do a tea candle in a glass, you can just do the exact same thing except with a flameless tea candle instead. so in other words, for whatever you had planned to use the candles for, all you'd do is replace it with the same candle only difference is it'd be flameless. they make flameless candles now in all sizes!