Votive Candles

Welcome to the world of scented votive candles! As someone deeply passionate about candle making, I've found that scented votive candles are not just about illumination—they're a gateway to transforming the atmosphere of any space. Whether you're looking to unwind after a hectic day or create an inviting ambiance for a special occasion, scented votive candles can be your perfect companion.

Understanding Scented Votive Candles

Scented votive candles are small, cylindrical candles typically housed in a container or holder. They differ from other candle types like pillars or tapers in their compact size and versatility. What makes them special is their ability to infuse a room with delightful fragrances while providing a gentle, ambient glow.

Benefits of Using Scented Votive Candles

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Hey there, candle enthusiasts! If you're like me, you know there's something truly magical about lighting a scented votive candle and letting its fragrance weave through your home, turning even the most ordinary moments into something special. As a candle maker with a passion for crafting scents that resonate with every personality, I'm excited to share with you my top picks for scented votive candles that will truly light up any room.

1. Apples and Brown Sugar

• Scent Profile: Picture this: the crispness of freshly picked apples mingling with the comforting sweetness of caramelized brown sugar. It's like a warm hug for your senses, perfect for cozy evenings in the kitchen or dining area.
• Ideal Setting: I love using this candle during family gatherings, it reminds me of baking apple pies with my grandmother. The scent fills the room, creating a cozy ambiance that brings back cherished memories of laughter and love.
• Special Features:

For centuries, candles have been used to provide light. But over time, they have evolved in terms of their shapes, styles, and colors. One type of candle, the votive candle, has a specific origin. According to Wikipedia, votive candles were first used to signify the fulfillment of a vow. The word “votive” comes from the Latin term “votum,” which means “a wish.” Today, votive candles are commonly used in the Catholic church. They are lit in front of images or symbols of saints to seek their help and to offer prayers for the dead.

Modern Purpose of a Votive

Candles, especially votives, are not only used for religious ceremonies but are also popular for daily use. Votives are smaller in size and typically burn for around 15 hours, although some variations may have shorter or longer burn times. They are great accent candles and are often used on tables at glamorous events, such as weddings, to create a romantic ambiance. To avoid interfering with the taste of food, unscented