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A Beautiful Way to Mark the Years
Do you ever see something that sparks an idea for a tradition? I can just imagine using these numbered candleholders each birthday for a child.
Aren’t they beautiful? And then the child would grow up and do the same thing for their child, and it becomes a cherished part of your family’s birthday celebration. Such a sweet idea. The numbers would be beautiful for an anniversary cake as well.
The candleholders are $10 each, exclusively from BHLDN.
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Lovey commented on Sep 19 11 at 9:05 amThese are gorgeous! We have always celebrated birthdays in the Waldorf/German tradition but the wooden rings and accessories never quite worked with our decor. These would be so beautiful and more substantial. I would work this into a centerpiece on the table along with mementos of the past year for the birthday person. Here is a link to the Waldorf tradition in case you are wondering what it is:
http://www.bellalunatoys.com/birthday-rings.html
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