12 Inch Christmas Advent Wreath 5 Candle Holder with Metal Candle Cups for Taper Candles Fire Retardant Centerpiece Decorations for Table Indoor Home Church(No Candles)

Very pretty perfect for the holiday Advent season. Just add candles and you’re all set!

It didn't come with candles that fit it; I use artificial taper advent candles and they're a bit narrower than the cups, so I proceeded to wrap electrician's tape around the turnable base of the candles that is the battery cover and then tuck the excess tape underneath the base till the candles stood firmly in the cups to the point where I could pick the wreath up without any candle tilting; that way when I use it I know if someone bumps the table that it's on the candles won't be knocked askew. I had electrician's tape here at home, so that was an easy fix, and I know that I will get much joy out of this advent wreath for years to come.

This holds 5 advent candles, most on the market only hold the standard 4. The colors are vibrant, it's a beautiful centerpiece for advent

Wreath was nice but candle kept falling. Has to put tape to keep candle straight. Need to figure out a better way for next Christmas

At first glance, it is a beautiful wreath! When I unpackaged it I was delighted by the quality, as it was better than I was expecting. However upon closer inspection, I noticed that the candle holders were somewhat crooked - some more than others. I figured I could bend them back into place, though this proved somewhat challenging for the ones on the outside. Still a very nice wreath overall, but I do wish this wasn't a problem.

This wreath is stunning! It's beautifully made, nicely decorated and the metal five candle holder is well-soldered and stable for secure use with lighted candles. The bough used for the wreath is wired and therefore able to shape with very minimal shedding.Many advent wreaths only consist of four candles; one is to be lit on each of the four Sundays prior to Christmas. The fifth candle on this particular advent wreath is to be lit on either Christmas Eve or Christmas Day to acknowledge and celebrate the birth of Baby Jesus.I am using battery-operated candles that are operational via remote, as I have dogs and wish to be able to operate them safely while I am away from home; they look simply beautiful with the wreath.