"Simple?" LED project

First time here.

I've got about 24 low power LED candles that operate on 1- CR2032 battery each. I've got an LED Driver that outputs constant current at 350mA at .5-7.2 volts or constant voltage at 8.5 volts with less than 300mA. This is a project to see if I can use items in my house to string all these candles together to one switch and plug for power.

Based on the limitations of my raw materials I believe I need to wire these in parallel, but how do I drop the voltage and current so as not to blowup all my candles?

Thanks.

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Do the candles flicker or are they steady? The ones that flicker have a little micro controller encapsulated right in the epoxy of the LED and this will not allow them to be used as you wish. You can replace the LED with a standard amber one which would allow you to parallel them. Current sharing can be an issue in paralleling but I do it all the time with little issue.

Thanks for the reply, JohnR66. They are the flickering variety. Looks like I'll have to go and get some LEDs.

I guess once I get my new LEDs that will change the current requirements. But let's say I got nonflickering LEDs with similar power consumption. How would I regulate the LED driver I already have?

Actually, it's far simpler than that. All you need is a 3V regulator, then you can parallel as many as you want, from one to however many you have current for.

DIWdiver, that's exactly what I needed. Thanks!