Christmas Candle Holder Ideas will help you to select a marvolous candle holder for your Christmas. You can use it for Christmas party dinner table or for Christmas carol by candlelight. So go through our selected list of Christmas candle holders to help you with your quest of finding the perfect one for your household.
Trident brass Candle Holders for Christmas
Here is a trident of brass candle holder to help you complete the dinner table. This holder would look perfect with the added decoration of wreath.
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Etched Christmas candle holders
A pair of glass candle holders with red berry prints. These candle holders would look perfect out on the porch.
Cinnamon Christmas Candle Holders
These candle holders made out of cinnamon sticks will provide a rustic, country side feel to your home. They would be best suitable for around the mantelpiece, however could add beauty everywhere around the house.
Etched snowflakes Christmas candle holders
Here is a choice of three snowflake engraved candle holders on a metal tray. Use these holders to create a fairy mood in the room.
Spinning, rotary, metal carousel, tea light
A very delicate snowflake decoration, candle holder, for a single candle use. This holder is made of in the visage of the old carnival carousels.
Hydrangea and Pine Christmas candle holder
Here is an idea for a simple candle holder that everyone could create at home with some household items. Simply use a glass and decorate with hydrangea, holy and pine branches.
Simple DIY, Christmas mason jar candle holders
Here is very easy and simple idea for homemade Christmas handle holders. Simply fill tree quarters of the mason jars with coloured silicon balls.
Lighted Snow globe Christmas candle holder
Take a look at this idea for a solid glass Christmas holder with the added effect of lighting up and the decorations of snowmen inside. It is a very cheery holder in the style of the snow globe paper weights.
Glass candle holder
This is a quite simple glass candle holder. This vase like candle holder is widely sold in home wear shops.
Flameless Centrepiece
Here are some frosted glass candle holders as a centre piece to enhance you mantle. The frosting creates the prefect mood of white winter.
Reindeer tea light Christmas candle holder- metal
An idea for some little tea light holders sprinkled around the dinner table. These cute reindeer holders would not provide much light, but would make for a very interesting decoration.
DIY Christmas mason jar candle holder
A simple idea for a candle holder that would be created with items found in the household. All you need is a couple of mason jars, frosting, pine needles and ted berries.
Glass and candy candle holders
Create your own candle holder using simple water glasses and boiled sweets. These candle holders are as simple to create as that.
Stuffed apples and red berry candle holders
Here is an unorthodox idea for a Christmas candle holder. Stuffed apples and red berries positioned on a traditional glass candle stick.
White Christmas mason jar luminaries
Here are a couple of frosted mason jars to capture the spirit of white Christmas. They are perfect as fairly lights around the house.
Candy cane Christmas candle holder
This one is a very interesting idea of creating an original candle holder. The holder actually comprises of candy canes being tied around the candle.
Classic Christmas candle holder
Here is something for the traditionalist. All you will need to use your traditional candle holder in a new way is to simply use the silver candle sticks and fill them with mistletoe and holy.
Homemade winter candle
This homemade winter candle holder is very easy to create at home. All you would need it a jar and a handful of artificial snow.
Wine glass candle holder
This easy to make, and yet very beautiful wine glass candle holder is unique and artful. The sparkles at the base of the turned upside down glass compliment the tree decorations underneath it.
Pecan nutshells tea lights candle holders.
Absolutely stunning candle holders made out of hollowed out pecan nutshells. Put small tea light candles in them and mix them in between the bow with pecans.
Iron candle holder with flowery decorations
Transform the simple iron candle sticks with some white flowers to create this stunning effect. Just the simple addition of flowers would transform the classic, old candle holders into completely new ones.
Glass moulds for gelatine candles
These glass moulds for gelatine candles are more a part of the candle than simply the holder as the candle is moulded into taking up all the space. These candles are perfect for the dining table.
Silver place candle holders
For an elegant and sophisticated table we recommend these polished silver plate candle holders. They are beautiful and elegant with their simplicity.
Tree trunk candle holder
Here is another suggestion for a rustic feel candle holder. This holder would bring the spirit of the wood and the country side into your home.
Wooden circles candle holder
This holder brings the woodlands and the nature into your home. The candle holder is made out of tree stumps and arranged to imitate the woods at winter.
Flowerbed candle holder.
Take a look at this elaborate idea for flowerbed candle holders. This holder is made out of roses, mistletoe, holy and pine branches.
Rhomboid cage candle holder.
A bit something for the science oriented people. This candle holder is made of metal and glass, and has the shape of a rhomboid or a molecule, choose your science field.
Vintage bottles candle holder
This vintage bottle candle holder is perfect to create a Victorian Christmas atmosphere. As the candle melts the wax will form in mesmerizing patterns.
Frosted wine glass winter candle holders
These beautiful frosted candle holders are created form wine glasses tinted in blue. The delicate winter blue of the holders creates the perfect snowy atmosphere.
Wooden crate with pine cones candle holder
Use a wooden tray or crate filled with pine cones and stick candles in between to create this very natural candle holder. It is beautiful and ecologically friendly at the same time.
