Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, I can do custom orders such as gift favors for weddings, birthdays, bachelors, etc. Please inquire at least a month in advance.

Wood wicks require more wax to be drawn up in order to stay lit, this could make the initial start of the burn to take a while. Usually it means the wick needs to be trimmed so the travel distance of the wax is shorter. 

Sometimes, wood wicks need a few re-lights to establish a stable flame, especially if it’s a new candle

Let your candle burn until the entire surface has melted to the edges of the container, especially on the first use.

When lighting your wood wick, hold the flame to the wick for 20-30 seconds to help it catch fully. Wood wicks can take a bit longer to ignite than cotton wicks, so this extra time ensures a steady flame.

Our customers enjoy my wood wicks because they give a different ambiance to the environment and they crackle as they burn. They're perfect for those who like white noise.

Assure your first burn is at least 2-4 hours to achieve a uniform burn, burn until a full melt pool has formed. Do not burn your candle for more than 4 hours at a time.

Yes, we offer wholesale pricing for bulk orders. Please contact us for more information.

Our candles have a burn time of approximately 38-90 hours.