Black Taper Candle Holders
An instant pop to the table, these black candle holders have been a favorite. They complement bright colors, pastels and of course, are the star of a black and white wedding tablescape. There are a total of 66 holders, 22 in three different sizes (small, medium & large). These ones must be used with our flameless, white 9″ taper candles (we have 70 of these).
Anna + Dustin | Jessica Mumm Photography
Jaclyn + Nolan | Tiffani Given Photography
Alyse + Luke | Hannah Hotchkiss Photography
Brass Taper Candle Holders
An eclectic mix of various brass candle holders that complement pastels well. There are 66 of these in total, all different. These ones must be used with our flameless, white 9″ taper candles (we have 70 of these).
Jayden + Chris | Danielle Marie Photography
Reilly + Matt | Mack Lloyd Photography
Caroline + Andrew | Danielle Marie Photography
Ashley + Joe | Abi Noel Photography
Ali + Carson | Looyenga Photography
Crystal Taper Candle Holders
All sorts of various styles, thee best part about these crystal candle holders is that you can burn real candles in them (you would need to provide these). Or, our flameless, white 9″ taper candles will fit in these as well.
Diana + Ilya | Merial Chandler Photography
Diana + Ilya | Merial Chandler Photography
Small Glass Taper Holder + Chimney
All uniform, these glass ones are also available for real candles. The chimney holders on these are open to the bottom (so unfortunately they can’t be used for a floating candle). You do not need to use these together. The small taper holders are great to mix in with the crystal holders. The chimneys could be used around pillar candles. There are 66 in total to use.
Maddie + Jon | Nells Photography
(tapers + chimneys on walls; they brought in the hurricanes holding the pillars, but the same look could be accomplished with the chimneys around a pillar)
Maddie + Jon | Nells Photography
(mix of tapers + pillars in chimneys)
Gabrielle + Drew | Mack Lloyd Photography
(glass taper holders only, no chimneys used)
Votives
Combine these with any of the above, use them on their own, or bring in your own decor that complements these. These little cuties give the perfect romantic glow in the evening. You’ll need to supply tea-light candles (look for ones in a little metal tin – Amazon and the Dollar Tree sell these). There are 70 of these.
Anna + Dustin | Jessica Mumm Photography
Bud Vases
New this year! Our bride, Carissa, kindly donated these ones. There are 84 small bud vases in total to use. Combine these with some of the candles above for a perfect tablescape. If using this option, make sure your florist knows you already have vases (as some florist charge to rent these). DIY-ing your florals? Bud vases can be prepped the night before (we leave the a/c on in the barn to ensure flowers stay beautiful).
Carissa + Alex | Madison Emily Hare Photography
Carissa + Alex | Madison Emily Hare Photography
To see all the other items available to use for your wedding, please check out our Inventory Guide.
This may be an awkward request. However, we are looking into having beer burros or cows at cocktail hour of our wedding. When scrolling through Facebook, someone mentioned that the owner of the farmhouse on greenbluff has a friend with a beer burro business. Is this true? If so, could you possibly offer us their contact so that we could reach out to them. I know… awkward request, but we are curious lol
Hi – we have friends that were going to start this business but didn’t have any luck finding their mini donkeys – so as of now, no business yet. Sorry! I think it’s an adorable way to serve your guests!