Beautiful Centerpieces Created With Candles

The simplest centerpieces can make the biggest impact.

A flower wreath encircling one or more candles is a beautiful centerpiece for a round table.

White candles in geometric candleholders make for a sleek, modern centerpiece.

For a long, table-runner centerpiece, mix and match different candleholders to keep it interesting.

Floating candles in plain glass vases look dreamy for a nighttime event.

An easy way to upgrade your candle centerpiece is adding pearl beads from the craft store.

For a wedding with red accents or a Christmas party, submerge red roses under floating candles for a romantic centerpiece.

Sky-high candelabra make a dramatic statement.

Echo your wedding or birthday cake with a tiered candle centerpiece.

Save old wine corks to make a beautiful DIY candle centerpiece.

Incorporate craft beer bottles in centerpieces for tables at a beer-lover’s birthday party or wedding.

Make your table ready for winter with frosted pinecones and candles.

A no-flower, candle-filled table looks stunning at night (and it's less expensive than flowers).

Candles incorporated in a coral- and oyster-studded centerpiece are the chicest way to decorate for a beach wedding or event.

Lanterns adorned with flowers and candles are the rustic centerpiece you need.

Find a new use for your cake stand by stacking it with candles and flowers for a low-maintenance DIY centerpiece.

Wrap candles in fresh herbs like rosemary for a smell-good, look-good, simple centerpiece.

If you’re neat and organized, your centerpieces should be, too.

For an earthy look, go for a moss wreath instead of a floral one.

A candle cake is the cutest centerpiece for a grown-up birthday party.

Showcase photos of the newlyweds at a wedding, the birthday boy or girl at a birthday party, the honoree at a retirement party, or the team at an end-of-the-year party.

Add color to your table with vibrant candleholders.

These coffee bean-filled candleholders are the cutest centerpiece for an afternoon tea or breakfast nook table.

Instead of pumpkins, make apple candleholders to complete a fall centerpiece.

Mercury glass candleholders and vases create a soft, rustic look.

These teacup candleholders are adorable for a luncheon or little girl’s tea party, and you can give them as favors. Get the tutorial for how to make them here from My Kitchen Antics.

Mason jars with floating candles are the most charming way to decorate your table.

Mini succulents and tea candles make for a low-effort but stylish centerpiece for a backyard dinner party.

By simply spray painting old wine bottles, you’ve got an inexpensive and glitzy candleholder.

A large centerpiece with hanging candles is absolutely whimsical.