Review
The candles were fine. Pictures seemed like a but much. They are very basic with nothing exciting about them and nothing to complain about.
Side note: Michaels did have a votive sale this past weekend for Easter. Their price was $36 for 72. So, if you had the time and waited for them to be on sale again, you could save the $20 shipping. BUT the biggest difference is that the Michaels candles are poured in the glass rather than being separate. They do look slightly messier than the cudge.net candles.
The petals are beautiful. The $5 sample I paid for came within 2-3 days. They are a great size and have a nice texture. I think they were scented. I asked for that in the comments section but even if they didn't get any special treatment, they didn't have that dead plant kind of smell. I'm going with these for sure. I would prefer to have no petals at all to small dinky ones, so I'm happy.
I did a completely non-scientific test on the sparklers. The 24" burned for a decent time. I did not time it but I danced around and had plenty of time to goof off. Also, the sparks did not hurt or bounce off crazily as I have experienced in the past. The box looked questionable but it's a fine choice.
I decided that I am going to tie really thin ribbons around the tops and display them in one of my sugar molds that I've had and hadn't found any other use for.
Side note: Michaels did have a votive sale this past weekend for Easter. Their price was $36 for 72. So, if you had the time and waited for them to be on sale again, you could save the $20 shipping. BUT the biggest difference is that the Michaels candles are poured in the glass rather than being separate. They do look slightly messier than the cudge.net candles.
The petals are beautiful. The $5 sample I paid for came within 2-3 days. They are a great size and have a nice texture. I think they were scented. I asked for that in the comments section but even if they didn't get any special treatment, they didn't have that dead plant kind of smell. I'm going with these for sure. I would prefer to have no petals at all to small dinky ones, so I'm happy.
I did a completely non-scientific test on the sparklers. The 24" burned for a decent time. I did not time it but I danced around and had plenty of time to goof off. Also, the sparks did not hurt or bounce off crazily as I have experienced in the past. The box looked questionable but it's a fine choice.
I decided that I am going to tie really thin ribbons around the tops and display them in one of my sugar molds that I've had and hadn't found any other use for.
