$15.95 from Sunrise Imports - This candle holder features a stained glass-like angel on a copper stand embellished with glass beads and marbles. A glass tea light jar sits in the holder. When lit, the candle illuminates the angel from behind.

$16.95 from Greenfeet - Great as a hostess gift, this adorable glow bug tea light holder is great anywhere in the home. Made from 100% recycled glass.

$159.00 from VivaTerra - This tealight candelabra artfully illuminates a table setting while adding its own sculptural interest. Made from recycled metal. 24"W x 12"H.

$13.99 from 1 of a Kind Stuff - This uniquely designed tea-light candle holder also serves as a place card holder. Precision crafted of ceramic, this holder includes a standard tea light and six blank place cards.

$48.00 from Satinbox Company - These lovebirds are inseparable and will light up your heart and table, too. Makes a wonderful anniversary or wedding gift for all lovebirds alike.

$14.95 from TheGiftingSource - Tiny heart-shaped tealights in an array of pastel colors are the very essence of innocence and romance! Sweetly reminiscent of the Valentine's Day candy classic, these votives fill the air with an alluring fragrance.

$11.30 from Bluechopsticks.com - A tropical, sun-kissed paradise, the day of your dream, and the light of love in your eyes-all superbly expressed in one perfect favor. With this gift, they'll remember your special moment in the days to come. Set of 4.

$19.95 from Greenfeet - Fire and Light has done it again with our Splash Tea Lights. Individually poured by northern California artisans, these recycled glass tea lights are truly works of art.

$16.95 from TheGiftingSource - For a playful rustic touch of the Yukon frontier, look no further than this crafty candleholder! Silhouettes of prancing reindeer and lofty pines seem to dance, bathed in the warm glow from a quartet of candles in ruby glass.

$35.00 from Satinbox Company - A set of 4 elegant ivory celadon tealight holders of differing heights on a chocolate wood tray. Celadon is a highfired stoneware which embodies a traditional wood glaze formula discovered in China more than 2000 years ago.