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I like the look of the chandeliers on the  soul pad and belltent but couldn't justify the cost.

Found a tealight tower in the seasonal section of  Tesco's put a hook on it and addition of battery powered tealights. Sorted.

someone else put a hanging basket chain on a parasol pole tealight holder and made one for less than a fiver as well

cost £18.00

holds 10 tealights which were left from our daughters wedding

no fire risk too

can we have pics?? would love to see these creations

This is mine, I copied the idea, but got different bits, all from The Range.

I nicked the idea from Julie on this thread, photos of hers on there, plus one of mine before I replaced the plain glasses with red and gold ones. 

I have some LED tea-lights now, but still use real ones when I don't have the Grandkids with me, it looks much better. 

Sorry wrong  thread. My tescos tealight holder.

Quote: Originally posted by missElaineous on 21/6/2011

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This is mine, I copied the idea, but got different bits, all from The Range.

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I also made a parasol light, two tiered. As I planned it to be a permanent part of my equipment, I drilled through the pole and fixed a loop and bar, to which I hung my chandalier. I used tea lights with no problem, providing there were no children present and the distance between the lights and the tent were sufficiently safe!

http://pinterest.com/pin/300474606358301408/