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Wedding favors come in all shapes and sizes to fit all themes, color schemes and desires. One simple little idea that is commonly used as a favor; however each one is far from 'common' or ordinary, is the votive candle wedding favor. A flickering little jar that can be lit to add a romantic feel to the table decorations or given as a gift in its classy container will still provide color and appeal to the reception. While it seems so uncomplicated and simple this gift contains a great deal significance. It will serve as a meaningful gesture of thanks for your friends and family and based on history, it can be seen as having underlying meaning relating to your vows and your wishes. The votive candle is a small candle that can be virtually any color and be scented or unscented to enhance the look and aroma in any room. These little tokens are also known as prayer candles, typically found in religious ceremonies burnt as a 'votive' offering. These votive offerings appear in sacred places and their existence dates way back to ancient societies as well as existing in today's modern society. It was considered a symbol, lit to dedicate the completion of a vow. As a token to your guests as a wedding reception this could serve that purpose perfectly. A lit candle to not only to show that you have taken your vows but also as a desire to have you and your partner be held in their prayers for healthy and happiness as a couple. These small but beautiful symbols can carry all this meaning in one small light.
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