Adirondack Chair Tealight Placecard Holder with Candle

 Availability: Usually ships in 5-7 business days
 Price per favor:

Buy  12 - 23	Price: $3.25 ea.
Buy  24 - 47	Price: $3.05 ea.
Buy  48 - 95	Price: $2.90 ea.
Buy  96 +	Price: $2.75 ea.

 minimum order of 12;
 must be purchased in multiples of 4  (?)

This is one wedding favor your guests will be talking about. A lovely reminder of long days sitting on the beach. A wonderful touch to any beach or coastal event! These miniature Adirondack chair tea light holders also serve as placecard or photo holders and provide a decorative touch as well as romantic lighting to your reception.

Decorate your tables with the warm glow of candle light while showing your guests to their seats and after the reception your guests can use them to hold photos of their own. This is one wedding favor your guests will not leave behind.

These high quality white Adirondack chairs include a standard 1.5" tealight and each high quality chair measures 2.5" x 3" with a slit at the top of the chair to insert a card or photo.

Shipping Time - When will I get this item?   This item Usually ships in 5-7 business days. Please allow an additional 3-7 business days for actual delivery after it ships. Rush Orders - Need this item sooner? Please email us for rush processing and/or delivery.

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