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Create Your Perfect and Personalised Gift
Design a personalised Candle Bouquet that is as unique as your special moment. Handcrafted in Adelaide, Australia, you can create your own candle bouquet by choosing your favourite soy wax flower candle colours, premium fragrances, and personalised gift tags for birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, weddings, baby showers, thank-you gifts, or any meaningful occasion.
Each Candle Bouquet is a sensory journey, blending premium scents that transform your space into a sanctuary of warmth and elegance. Perfect for gifting or indulging yourself.
We would love to hear your ideas and help bring your dream Candle Bouquet to life.
Frequently asked questions about Burning Candles
How long should I burn my candle each time?
Burn your candle for 1–3 hours per session, or until the wax melts evenly across the surface. Avoid burning for more than 4 hours at a time.
Why is my candle tunnelling?
Tunnelling occurs when the candle is not burned long enough for the wax to melt edge to edge, especially on the first burn.
Why is my candle smoking or flickering excessively?
This usually happens when the wick is too long or the candle is placed in a draughty area. Trim the wick and move the candle away from airflow.
Do I need to trim the wick every time?
Yes. Trim the wick to about 5 mm before each burn to ensure a clean, even flame.
Can I leave my candle burning unattended?
No. Always stay in the room while a candle is burning and keep it away from children, pets, and flammable objects.
Why is soot forming on the jar or wall?
Soot is commonly caused by a long wick, drafts, or burning the candle for too long. Regular wick trimming (5 mm) helps prevent this.
When should I stop burning my candle?
Stop using the candle when about 1.5 cm of wax remains at the bottom to avoid overheating the container.
Can I move my candle while it’s burning?
No. Always extinguish the candle and allow it to cool completely before moving it.
Why does my candle flame look too large?
A large flame usually means the wick needs trimming. Extinguish the candle, let it cool, trim the wick, and relight.
