Cool
peppermint with just the right amount of sweetness to soothe your
mind, body and soul.
Cinnamon Bayberry
We
combined the essence of bayberry with cinnamon to create a candle that
is spicy for the senses and soothing for the mind.
Creamy Butterscotch
Vanilla, cedar, and clove mingle with milk, caramel, and toffee.
Evergreen
Nothing
brings the holiday feeling into a home faster than the smell of a
fresh cut Christmas tree.
Ginger Bread
Enticing blend of apple, cinnamon, hazelnut, nutmeg, and spice.
Holiday Memories
Subtle
notes of evergreen are combined with holiday spices such as cinnamon
and nutmeg to create a cozy, warm and inviting candle.
Hot
Apple Cider
Our Hot
Apple Cider candle is a delicious blend of apple cider, nutmeg,
allspice, cinnamon and cloves. Perfect on a cold winter day!
Mistletoe
Piquant holly berry joined with fir wreath, cedar, and balsam.
Orange Chocolate Truffles
Rich
orange and vanilla with cacao, candied mandarin, and coffee.
Pumpkin
Pie
Pumpkin
Pie is traditionally made from fresh pumpkin, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon
and sugar. Our Pumpkin Pie candle pays homage to this delicious
holiday dessert.
Snow
Flake
The
fresh smell of outdoors just after a snow storm.
Sugared
Spruce
Our
Sugared Spruce candle combines the essence of several varieties such
as Blue Spruce and Norway Spruce into a very aromatic candle.
Votives
$1.75 Each
Beads
$3.99 Tube
Tealights
$6.99 Box 9
4.5 oz. Jar
$8.99 Each
8 oz. Jar
$13.99 Each
16 oz. Jar
$18.99 Each
25 oz. Jar
$22.99 Each
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Our fall and holiday soy candles are simply
the best. Especially our Evergreen soy candle. It is the best selling soy
candle we carry. Our Evergreen soy candle smell just like a fresh cut
Christmas tree. Oh, you have to try our Holiday Memories soy candle. the
only way we can describe this scent is to say it smells like Christmas in a
jar. If you haven't tried our soy candles, it's time you do, you won't be
sorry. We only sell the best, we sell Beanpod Soy Candles.
