As an alternative to candlelights throughout the home
The most commonly used types of candles - tealights, pillar candles and tealights - are all available in different LED versions. With traditional tealights, you have the option of placing the candles in your small tealight holders on the table or windowsill. They also fit perfectly in a small indoor lantern as they can be used without the lantern getting hot or sooty.
If you have a slightly larger lantern or light-house, LED pillar candles can also be used here. They're also a great alternative in a creative decoration or advent wreath, as you don't risk the candles burning down and igniting flammable materials, and you also avoid candle wax running down the side and ruining tablecloths, window sills and other surfaces.
More recently, you can also get the classic crown candles with LED, which are remotely similar to ordinary candles. They are the same size as the traditional crown candle and therefore fit easily into your favorite candle holder, where the lifelike, dancing flame provides a charming light.
LED candles with remote control and timer
More and more LED candles have the option of a timer function and/or remote control. It's not a necessity, but it can have many benefits. With a remote control, you can turn your lights on and off without having to take them out of the candle holder or lantern. You can also set the candles to turn off automatically; often after 4, 6, 8 or 10 hours, which is also the burn time of many traditional candles. This means you don't have to worry about forgetting to extinguish your candles and using unnecessary battery power.