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what kind of string should i use to hang little candles from the ceiling tiles for my reception, i'm concerned about the string catching fire, or the wire melting, any suggestions?

Submitted: 351 days and 20 hours ago.

Category: Wedding

Value: $5

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Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, First, you need to talk to your reception facility to see if they even allow candles. Second, I would highly recommend you not use real candles. Instead, I would recommend hanging votives and use LED tea lights. They don't get hot, look real, and won't be a fire hazzard. They also don't blow out as the batteries last around 23 hrs. You can get these with the white flame or different colors. <a href="http://www.100candles.com/">www.100candles.com</a>. If you still want to and can use real candles, use a wire to hang them with. It won't burn. Hope this helps. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

Expert:	Tanya
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Answered:	4/2/2009

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