Can candlelight be used for both the ceremony and reception?
Yes. A single design plan can connect ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception details while adjusting the scale for each space.

Candlelit, Chicago
Wedding candlelight that carries a feeling through the spaces where your guests arrive, gather, and celebrate.
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For weddings with a point of view
A wedding does not need more decor for the room to feel complete. It needs a visual layer that helps every part of the day belong together. Candlelit creates wedding candlelight design for couples and planners who want the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and focal moments to feel connected by one warm, intentional atmosphere.
We begin with the way the celebration unfolds. An aisle may need a quiet frame for the ceremony. A sweetheart table may call for a more intimate glow. Long tables can hold a layered composition that makes conversation and dinner feel more generous. At the reception, candlelight can continue through bars, lounges, staircases, pathways, and the small moments guests discover as the evening moves on.

One cohesive atmosphere
Every composition is designed in relation to the venue, the table shape, floral direction, room scale, and the overall feeling the couple wants guests to carry home. White and ivory pearled wax are standard, with premium color options available to suit the design of the celebration. We work in glass cylinders, long-stemmed tapers, votives, tealights, floating candles, and select glass, vintage brass, or silver candlesticks.
Candlelit is not a drop-off rental. Our full-service work includes creative direction, delivery, setup, styling, candle management when appropriate, venue coordination, and removal after the event. This gives couples and planners a beautifully cohesive candlelight layer without having to coordinate dozens of individual details. Full-service installations begin at $1,500.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. A single design plan can connect ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception details while adjusting the scale for each space.
Yes. The sweetheart table is one of the focal moments Candlelit can design as part of a full-room installation or a more concentrated composition.
Yes. We coordinate with the venue around flame, enclosed, and flameless options so the final plan respects the space.
Yes. Candlelit works alongside planners, florists, and venues to make the candlelight feel integrated into the larger celebration.
Start with the setting
Share the date, venue, and the moments you want to shape. We will begin with the feeling you want guests to carry through the room.
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