Candle altar

We're here to discuss wedding lighting. With ideas, wedding inspiration and some styling tips too. You'll find something whatever your vibe!

Lots of candles - looks pretty.

Spell & ritual candles have been used throughout time to focus and direct intent while honoring and evoking the divine. These candles are dressed and enchanted with herbs, oils & crystals chosen for their metaphysical & magickal properties. Light your candle during prayer, meditation, rituals & spells. Candle colors are selected for their associations and use in candle magick. Each candle comes with instructions on how to use and details on the elements it is infused with and is made with…

We bought all the candles at Ikea, about 200 of them. It really made the altar a site to see. Every guest loved it.

How to Create an Altar. An altar should have representation of the four elements. The elements are Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. Some common representations would be crystals to represent earth, a glass of water for water, a candle for fire, and a feather or bell for air. However if you do not want to use these specific objects for the elements, you can choose what feels right to you. Another option, especially if you are making a small or an altar that’s easily set up is to use 4 crystals to…

Our travel altars contain everything you need to set up an altar, wherever you are. Their contents can be used in conjunction with most types of ritual or spellwork, or however you see fit. Each kit comes with: Blend of herbs - rose, hibiscus, lavender & garden sage for love, acceptance, healing, strength, protection, and purification. Amethyst for balance, spiritual wisdom, protection, and intuition. Ritual tea light made with intentions of love & acceptance; dressed with amethyst, rose…

Loft on Pine in Long Beach wedding.

Spanish Gothic Revival wooden wall-mounted niche frame or altar with ornamental wrought iron elements and a pair of candle sconces. The piece can be used to house a painting or a mirror. Handmade in Spain during the mid-19th century.