Flowers or Candles for wedding centerpiece

Do you have a wedding coming up?  Are you starting to put the floral and centerpiece arrangements together for your big day?

Not many times in life is there a planned day that can cause so much dedication, stress and involvement.  One challenge wedding planners face is deciding what to put in the centerpiece of the tables.  Do you go with flowers, an ornament, glassware or candles?  This can be a tough decision.  While each have their own beauty, recently, the most common table centerpieces are scented candles.  The right scented candle for your wedding centerpiece can bring not only great charm and beauty, but also fill the room with the brides’ favorite aromatic vibe.

Mason jar candles have become ahuge hit at weddings, both indoors and outdoors.  Whether you’re walking down a red carpet at your place of worship or a pathway of soft white sand leading to the breaking waves of the ocean, you can saddle up with a scented Mason jar candle for your fancy wedding.

Wedding candles can be a tough item to find.  To get both an attractive candle that also smells at a reasonable price.  Here is one wedding Mason jar candle brand that focuses on wedding scents and offer a variety of different lid options for the bride and groom to choose from.  The great thing about these Mason jar candles is that each scent has a deep-bodied scent that won’t overpower a room indoors, yet has a strong enough throw to be smelled throughout. 

Try out their French Flower Garden, Lavender or Jasmine scent for your wedding.

If you’re a wedding planner and are looking to buy candles in bulk or wholesale.  Mason jar candles allows you to pre-order the candles for a discount and then ship the candles to the wedding location so that you have them in plenty of time for the wedding.

A Potpourri-esque Candle Scent -French Flower Garden

We all love the scent of potpourri!  A collection of dried fragrant herbs or plants basking in a bowl, vase or other decorative vessel.  The French are credited with the coinage and popularization of the aromatic plant mixture.  Centuries ago, people would gather gorgeous herbs and flowers in the springtime, let them wilt for a day or two and then mix them amongst each other to provide a unique aroma, unachievable by a single flower itself.

Early candle makers saw this great bowl of scent and wondered how they could take this great nuance and instill it in the candle realm.  At the time, scented candles were much less popular than they are today, and the ones that did exist typical derived from a single scent.  Candle makers began experimenting with multiple fragrance oils to see if they could produce a more potent, full-bodied potpourri-style scent.

Mason jar candles today come in a variety of colors, wax types, scents, shapes andqualities.  Scented candles are most commonly single-scent (ex. Cinnamon, Lavender, Jasmine, Strawberry).  While these candles can smell great, they are typically much less potent and full-bodied than multi-scent candles.  Full-bodied candles have a slightly different process than a single scented candle and typically have much more fragrance oil. 

Potpourri-styled candles contain scents such as cinnamon, cypress, jasmine, juniper, lavender, orange, pinyon, rose, lily rosemary, and mint, among many others.  French Flower Garden, a new potpourri styled candle comprised of rose, violet, penoy, gardenia and lily has just made its debut.  This eclectic batch of aromatics yields a unique blend that’ll fill up any room.  Rose and violet complement each other very nicely, whereas gardenia and lily blend together as well.  Together this amalgam is one of a kind and a must have this spring to have in your bathroom or living room.  Try a French flower garden Mason jar candle for your home.  These Mason jar candles also make terrific gifts.