DIY Unity Candle
Phil and I debated whether to have a unity candle or unity sand as part of our ceremony. At first, we thought that unity sand was better, but after a lot of research we decided on a unity candle. Once we had decided to have a unity candle, the next step was to find one that we could both agree on. Phil had set a budget of $30 for a unity candle set and was less than thrilled to find out that we would have to spend even more money on a unity candle holder. So, I decided that there must be something I could do to make it less expensive...I'd make one myself!
I saw this one online and wanted to imitate it.
After looking online on how to personalize candles. I came up with this...
And the close-up...
I am thrilled with how it came out! The same unity candle online would have been $30 and I spent a total of $5.50 to make this one! I can't wait until Phil can see it. I love being able to personalize things especially when we can save money doing it ourselves!
What do you think?
1 comment:
aw..that looks awesome!!!
we went to the hobbly lobby 50% of sale and got the whole set for $20..I was excited..ours is tucked away in the closet..lol
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