hi all do anyone know were to fine or how to make the candles that stand up on the cake boards they have a little support at the bottom.
thanks sammie192

I would love to know too!

use any candle and make them stand (Stand! good candle! I won't light you as your reward!)

if round -- punch a hole into the cake drum the size of the candle and push candle in.

if flat bottomed and other shape -- use an old partially burned candle. light it. drip wax in spot where the new one is to stand. Smoosh new one into wax puddle and hold in place while wax cools.. Before fully cool and still a bit pliable, trim off excess wax

or if candle is way big....

take paper clip or the floral wire and snip off about 1 1/2 pieces. hold with tweezers and heat good and hot. -- gently force into base of candle, leaving 1/2 the wire out. push into cake board (may have to make a starter hole in board)

for extra insurance do both the metal prongs and the wax puddle.

Thank you Doug for your help.
Sammie 192

If you mean regular burthday candles, you can also use a piped rosette of buttercream frosting--I like to use the dominant color of my cake, so they don't stand out hugely--and put the candle in the middle of that for support. There's no reason you couldn't do a larger rosette for a larger candle, or smaller for smaller candles, too.