Advent Wreath Tips and Tricks
We are delighted to be part of your Advent! To ensure your Advent candles seamlessly integrate into your wreath, follow these steps: Begin by heating water, then dip the ends of each candle into the hot water until they become a bit malleable. Insert the candles into the wreath holes, ensuring they stand upright and hold them securely until they start to harden in place. For added stability throughout the season, we recommend you use this candle wax to help position the candles. This will ensure that they don't fall out of the hole!
To view a step-by-step demonstration, check out this video tutorial illustrating the use of hot water to ensure your candles stand upright.
Aditional FAQs
We recommend hand washing if necessary and regularly replacing the water to prevent mold.
Our candles are 12” taper soy candles with unscented wax and 100% cotton wicks.
The candles boast a burn time of 7 hours. To maximize their longevity, consider lighting them for a designated duration. We also recommend trimming the wick 1/4" each time before lighting.
Place the wreath in the freezer for a short duration, and the wax will easily pop off.
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