A sanitary candle deck for cakes and method for presenting ceremonious cakes. The deck has a series of apertures into which each individual candle by friction-force. The base of the candles are inserted into the cake in standard custom. Upper ends of each candle extend above the deck surface for lighting each respective wick in ceremony. The deck protects the cake by collecting hot melting wax and potential saliva-born germs from blowing candles.

An assembly for use with a cake is provided. The assembly includes a plurality of candles and a plurality of candle holders. Each individually sized candle holder is configured for receiving one candle of the plurality of candles. A plurality of links are part of the assembly, and a link connects adjacent candle holders. The link is flexible to allow selective placement of each of the candle holders. A wick connector extends between wicks of adjacent candles. Lighting of the wick connector allows for the lit wick connector to extend to all of the plurality of candles to light the candles.

A faux birthday cake apparatus having in one example a flexible base that is indicative of a cake has a plurality of recesses configured to receive candles. The base can be bent or twisted to eject any wax drippings resulting from the candles. The upper surface of the base has a continuous central portion including indicia, such as a message indicative of a celebration. In another example, the apparatus has a base including a lower portion supporting an upper portion having a plurality of recesses configured to receive candles. A selectively removable flexible sheet-like layer is disposed on the upper portion and has openings aligned with the plurality of recesses. After a celebration, any wax drippings that fall on the sheet-like layer can be easily ejected by bending or twisting the sheet-like layer. The materials are all dishwasher safe.

There is disclosed a remote-control candle kit comprising a housing a candle disposed in the housing and at least one controller comprising a microprocessor disposed in the housing. A removable cover is coupled to the housing wherein when this cover is removed the candles can be removed from the housing and then placed on an object such as a cake. In addition, there is a method for remotely controlling a candle comprising the steps of connecting at least one candle wirelessly with a base station, then controlling a lighting of a candle, then receiving a breath from a user. Next, the system can sense a humidity change in a humidity sensor based upon the breath placed on the sensor. Next, the humidity sensor transmits a signal to a microprocessor. Next, the system transmits a signal from the microprocessor to a remote candle to turn out the candle.

There is disclosed a remote-control candle kit comprising a housing a candle disposed in the housing and at least one controller comprising a microprocessor disposed in the housing. A removable cover is coupled to the housing wherein when this cover is removed the candles can be removed from the housing and then placed on an object such as a cake. In addition, there is a method for remotely controlling a candle comprising the steps of connecting at least one candle wirelessly with a base station, then controlling a lighting of a candle, then receiving a breath from a user. Next, the system can sense a humidity change in a humidity sensor based upon the breath placed on the sensor. Next, the humidity sensor transmits a signal to a microprocessor. Next, the system transmits a signal from the microprocessor to a remote candle to turn out the candle.

Stands for supporting a plurality of candles or decorations around a celebratory item, including a stringer and a platform supported on the stringer, the platform being complementarity configured with the celebratory item and including a plurality of support points configured to support the plurality of candles or decorations. In some examples, the stand includes a first stringer and a second stringer horizontally spaced from the first stringer, a first platform supported by the first stringer and the second stringer, and a second platform supported by the first stringer and by the second stringer in a position vertically spaced from the first platform, wherein the first platform and the second platform each include a plurality of support points configured to support the plurality of candles or decorations and are complementarity configured with the celebratory item to support the plurality of candles or decorations in a position adjacent to the celebratory item.

A line of specially designed transparent cake holders with covers, both circular and rectangular, and in several sizes comprising recessed, form-fitting holes or wells on top covers to hold birthday cake candles. Creating a germ-proof barrier between the candles (and the candle-blower) and the cake, as well as providing protection and storage for the cake, the design intent is to ensure that blowing out the candles on a cake is a safe, hygienic experience for all of those celebrating the occasion and consuming the cake. Once the cake is finished the cake holder and cover is made of a durable yet thin biodegradable plastic that can be recycled and decomposed of by the consumer.

An improved cake cover for protecting and securing a cake, or other food item. The cake cover is preferably comprised of a washable enclosure having a plurality of receptacles positioned thereon for receipt of a plurality of interchangeable inserts, thereby allowing the user to customize the appearance and function of the cake cover. The plurality of inserts may include, without limitation, a candle holding insert, a light emitting insert and a sound emitting insert. An outer surface of the cake cover may further comprise decorative texturing that mimics the appearance of a traditionally baked cake, and/or may be constructed of a transparent or translucent material to enable the cake stored therein to be viewed through the cake cover. Finally, the cake cover may further comprise a securing means for securing the cover to a surface.

One embodiment of an apparatus having plurality of stands includes a central stand member 3600H at middle; a plurality of peripheral stand members including a plurality of peripheral stand members wherein each peripheral stand member 3700A further including a horizontally elongated stand 3701A fastened to the central stand member 3600H, and a plurality of peripheral stand members wherein each peripheral stand member 3716 further including the horizontally curved stand 3717 mounted between and fastened to one peripheral stand member 3700A at left and other peripheral stand member 3700A at right; and an electrical system 3800D being installed in the central stand member 3600H and in each peripheral stand member 3700A of the plurality of peripheral stand members for lighting plurality of light bulbs being mounted on plurality of peripheral stand members and for operating water fountain on top of the central stand member 3600H. Other embodiments are described and shown.

An assembly for use with a cake is provided. The assembly includes a plurality of candles and a plurality of candle holders. Each individually sized candle holder is configured for receiving one candle of the plurality of candles. A plurality of links are part of the assembly, and a link connects adjacent candle holders. The link is flexible to allow selective placement of each of the candle holders. A wick connector extends between wicks of adjacent candles. Lighting of the wick connector allows for the lit wick connector to extend to all of the plurality of candles to light the candles.