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When we think of candles in the Middle Ages, we probably picture dark castle rooms illuminated by wrought iron candle holders. And you’d be right- at least in some settings. Candles in the Middle Ages were a common and vitally important item.

Candles are an ancient tool, used by mankind for over 5,000 years. But despite their longstanding use, we know very little about their origin. It has been written that the very first candles were created by the Ancient Egyptians, who used torches made by soaking reed cores in melted animal fat. However, there wasn’t a wick like we have in true candles.

Designing memorable centerpieces and other event decor items requires a great deal of creativity, a firm grasp of materials, and a lot of outside-the-box thinking. After all, most people have been to a large number of events in their life, and have seen more than their share of lacy and frilly centerpieces. If you want to make your mark and develop your reputation, you need to take your centerpieces to an entirely new level. One way to do this is by using what is known as a floating candle.

Summer is upon us already, and it’s time to break out summery scents and décor! But what candle scents are ideal for use in the summer? Here are a few of the tried and true summer candle scents.

Like many household items, candles are perfectly safe when used properly. Keeping basic safety tips in mind when selecting and decorating with candles will help to prevent mishaps and potentially dangerous fires. Here are our top candle safety tips.

Summer is fast approaching, and with it the opportunity for new décor ideas! Here are a few suggestions to boost your creativity.

Christians around the world are getting busy for the last week of Lent, the Holy Week. This is a time to reflect the passion, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and for some religious denominations, it is also a time of abstinence as a form of cleansing. While the general mood of the Holy Week is one of penitent reflection, there is nonetheless pageantry to dramatize and commemorate what the Savior had to go through to redeem the children of God from sins.

Wedding planning is an insane time for brides. Spring is almost here, and that means the ground thaws, warmer days and evenings will soon be present, and the perfect time to celebrate love. Wedding season is just around the corner, and perspective brides are in hustling and bustling to get things done. 

Whether you're planning a special date and would like to set up the rooftop for a romantic dinner or you wish to produce a romantic ambiance in your fine dining resto, there are certain elements you have to take note of in order to achieve your goal.

In creating a romantic mood in any event or venue, it's essential to establish the following: