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Wedding unity candles
According to tradition, there are three candles that constitute the unity candle. Provide each wedding guest with a new unlit candle as they arrive. Once the couple lights the candle, the guests are asked to move forward (near the couple) and light the candles with the already lit unity candles. Relight the candle and give each guest his own votive candle (a candle holder that is available at separate tables). You could adopt the votive candle idea that was suggested earlier, or just make the lighting of the unity candle one of the reception activities. For instance, you could select a quiet moment during the reception and conduct the unity candle lighting. Though the unity candle lighting is not a mandatory part of the wedding, most brides and grooms choose to have it at their wedding.
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1. Floating Unity Candles: The newest trend in Unity candles for 2008 and extending in to 2009 is the floating Unity candle.
2. Decorated Unity Candles; Express your creativity in an endless variety of ways. There are candles decorated especially for beach destinations and candles engraved with blessings or meaningful sayings.
3. Personalized Unity Candles: By far the most popular kind of Unity Candle is the personalized candle.
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