Candle Tip #1: Use small jelly jars as Candle holders. Fill halfway with rock salt and tuck in a tealight or votive.

Candle Tip #2: Take a clear fish bowl, fill the bottom with sand and add two sailboat candles. On the sand, place starfish, shells, tealight candles and blown glass in the shape of seaweed and tropical fish. Scatter tumbled beach glass around the centerpiece.

Candle Tip #3: Float fresh flowers in a bowl along with some floating candles.

Candle Tip #4: Glass cylinders have an endless number of decorating options. For summer, try filling cylinders with beach glass or seashells, cover with water, float the candle and enjoy!

Candle Tip #5: Take a brass hurricane lamp and fill it with a candle and roses of your choice, then sprinkle petals all around.

Candle Tip #6: Hurricane lanterns don't need a storm to be perfect for your next cookout. Simply add a votive candle or tealight to bring the lantern to life.

Candle Tip #7: With a minimum of fuss, you can use small terra-cotta flower pots and tealight candles to magically illuminate your table, your backyard garden and your lawn.

Candle Tip #8: Scatter luminaries (bags with cut-out shapes weighted with sand and fitted with a votive candle) along the walkway to your door or through your garden to light your guests' way.

Candle Tip #9: To keep bugs at bay, use citronella candles in your luminaries or hurricane lamps.

Candle Tip #10: Large floating candles in the pool can really set the mood for your next party. Remove all flammable items from the pool and its edges first.