We are midway through summer, and if you still haven’t made your way out into the garden, balcony or patio during your free time, well, it is about time. Get together with friends and enjoy sitting outside until the sun goes down. Of course, these lovely evenings should be paired with not only a good old BBQ, but also with a cozy light. Not only does good outdoor lighting let your guests see what they are actually eating, but it also creates a nice atmosphere, which reminds people of bonfire romanticism and past BBQs.
First of all, they are safe! Second of all, they look great on a table or along a pathway. On top of that, they are easy to set up. Just get an old glass jar and fill it with water and decorate with the floating candles, blossoms or a floral wreath.
2. String Lights and Lanterns
Another lighting centerpiece idea is sparkling lights in a mason jar. They create a magical feel in any outdoor space. Christmas lights are not just for the holidays. Get your fairy lights out of the boxes and into a mason jar. To find out how to light up your mason jar, please click here.http://madincrafts.com/firefly-mason-jar-lights/.
Have a good BBQ!
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Another round of the Virtual Toronto Gift + Home Market is awaiting us in August. As we are seeing many improvements and openings concerning Covid-19 restrictions, large scale indoor events, however, cannot yet take place in Ontario. Therefore, we welcome another round of the Virtual Toronto Gift + Home Market in August. MyBrilliantStar will take part again with a virtual booth and full online service. The show will be LIVE from August 9-12, however our online booth will be accessible for retailers far beyond the live show, from August 9 – September 3.
Happy Canada Day! Today on Canada Day, you will see it proudly flying throughout the country. Maybe you’ve waved a paper hand flag on Canada Day, or worn it as a pin on your jacket. Maybe you’ve even sewn one on to your travel backpack! Regardless of where you see it, the National Flag of Canada stands out both at home and abroad as one of the most striking and recognizable symbols representing Canada.
