candle lanterns for weddings
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Candle lanterns for weddings are commonly made from wood, ceramic, metal or iron, and glass—for example, natural wood frames, ceramic bodies, metal/iron construction, and clear glass panels.
Most wedding lanterns are sized for pillar candles. Some listings note compatibility with 'any candle,' and at least one specifies use with a battery-operated (flameless) pillar candle.
Tabletop wedding lanterns commonly have footprint widths in the 5–8 inch range, with many models around 5 inches or about 7–8 inches.
Common handle styles include rope handles for a rustic or coastal look and wooden handles integrated into a glass lantern frame.
They’re mainly used as tabletop accents—centerpieces on dining tables—as well as decorative displays on mantels, in entryways, and on patios.
Most single lanterns hold one candle. One two-piece set shown has a combined capacity of two candles (one candle per piece).
Protective features include clear glass enclosures or cylinders and a sturdy base to shield flames from wind; several listings also note pillar-candle compatibility for added stability.