Frosty jar candle holderOf course, you cannot bring the snow inside or near the flame. However, you can certainly recreate the same look. For doing this, use Epsom salts and glitter. It will do the trick for you. Check these adorable mason jar candle holders taken from Her Toolbet. It uses Epsom salts for tracing some very wintery designs.
Alternatively, you can also go all out by blending the snowy Epsom salt effect with shimmer of glitter. Chatelaine recently featured these adorable colored mason jars rolled in both salts and glitter. This gives an appealing touch to it. 
Or Add berries and twine to create an elegant centerpiece as DecoArt does.
Floating Candle holder
The floating flame candles look gorgeous. It also makes it an easy DIY option for you to try in the holiday season. You can fill pretty glass bowls with Christmas plants and flowers same as these creations with holly in them taken from Christian PF. More floating candle ideas and tutorials Here.
Add Cozy around candles
It seems like the sweater is not only for people, hairless cats and your pet dogs. You can also be creative with them, and put sweater like knits on a plain looking pillar candle. Check out these glamorous and gorgeous collection of sweater sleeved candle holders featured by Digs Digs . You can put candles in glass cylinders, and then place a knitted wool over the glass for preventing fires.
Rustic Wood Candle holder
Feeling the rustic look this season? The winter foliage is surely an adorable way of dressing up your house for holidays. And without any doubts, chunks of wood can make perfect candle holders that are very attractive. Have a look at this creative project from Marty’s Musings that requires you to undergo a bit of carving for making room for some read tea lights.
