Memorial Candles

I think you can absolutely honor whichever loved ones have passed, parents or otherwise. Especially if you're close with your aunt, I think it would be a lovely dedication to her if she cannot be there.

Hi! So sorry to hear about your Aunt.

We are doing a whole memorial table for grandparents and any loved one who we've lost. I would say do a memorial candle for anyone who you were close to and wish could be there with you.

You can honor any guests who are no longer with us.

I am honoring quite a few guests with candles. Sorry to hear about that

I would say they are for anyone that has passed.

You honor whoever you want. I have a candle for my great grandmother and a candle for my FH's grandmother. I also plan on honoring my dog who passed away last March.

I will have them for my uncle, grandparents, and great grandparents

View Quoted Comment Thank you I just wasnt sure I see it a billion times a day the memorial candles and placards for those who passed I just didnt know if there was a rule to it.

View Quoted Comment Thank you. I'm sorry for your loss.

View Quoted Comment Sorry for your loss. Thank you for your help

View Quoted Comment Sorry for you loss.

View Quoted Comment Sorry for your loss. I'd add a few more candles but my grandfather, other aunt, cousin and God mother but, they are tattooed on me so I figured they're there in memory already.

You can honor whoever you want. You can have just one candle for all your lost ones as a general and name them in the card if you wish or have individual for each.
I’m not much of a memorial candle myself, although I’m having a lot of candles in our reception. I wanted to find a way to honor my grandparents just in a different way. They both died a year apart in Cuba and their ashes were thrown to the ocean. Grandpa always said this way you can remember me anywhere in the world since the ocean connects. I plan on throwing the flowers of my bouquet to the ocean the next morning with a little memorial with just my parents and FH.

View Quoted Comment That's is beautiful, I'm sorry for your loss. Thank you for your help.

Our memorial table will include her mom and our close friend who actually brought us together. Memorial tables are for anyone who would be there if they could.