Thread: Need Help Finding Supplies to Make a Candle Tray

Alright..I got my tray..g.:But thats all I got ,m::

What do you recomend I put on it And where do I buy it

Any input would be sooooo helpful

Thanks somuch

It depends on you. Personally, and I use battery powered candles, I have several glass votive holders for around the edges, I tend to attach these to the tray with double sided tape. Then I add what ever decorations are appropriate given the situation: flowers for weddings, fake snow and ornaments for Christmas, grapes and other fruit for summer, etc. I just try to be careful that the weight is evenly distributed.

You can also get plastic votive holders if that makes you feel better. But I would only do this if you are using battery operated votives.

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Museum adhesive is also an option for holding items on the tray. A small container lasts for years and would be useful at home. A friend's cat was constantly knocking items off book shelves and the coffee table. She applied museum adhesive and no longer has to clean broken glass and china shards from the floor.

I use battery-operated votives that come in plastic votive holders. I got them at Walgreens for like two bucks each. The votives are attached to the holders, so if everything happens to tumble down, it won't be too much of a mess to clean up. I don't think I'll ever dance with live fire, because you know what they say...if you play with fire, you're going to get burned! When I see a dancer with live fire, I'm so busy worrying if her $600 costume is going to go up in flames, that I don't enjoy the dance. But that's just me!

Other ideas of things you can put on a tray are flowers, fruit, jewelery, hip scarves (I did that once...it actually looks very pretty!), candy....

Yazeena,
Where did you get your tray? Post photos when you can. ..g.:

I know someone who uses velcro to hold the votives in place.