Filled Candles Available in a wide range of colors and scents, filled candles are made by pouring the candle ingredients directly into a heat-resistant glass or ceramic holder, which cannot be switched out. Essentially, this means that you have a candle attached to its holder, often creating a consistent design effect. These candles are especially popular because they do not require the purchase of an additional holder in order to be safe and beautiful.…
Taper Candles Also known as traditional candle sticks, taper candles notably cannot stand alone. Generally requiring a holder of some kind, taper candles are popular because of the elegant element contributed by such holders as candelabra and chandeliers. Measuring approximately 6–8 inches in length, these elegant candles come in a wide range of colors and scents. Taper candles are great for dinner parties, weddings, and meditation. …
Pillars One of the most common types of candle, pillars are essentially filled candles without base structures, meaning that they are formed into cylindrical shapes and able to stand alone. Generally placed upon either a decorative dish or in a holder, these candles additionally come in a broad range of colors and scents, as well as a variety of sizes. While they usually have a single wick, they can be purchased with two or even three wicks to increase scent…
Floating Candles As their names suggest, floating candles are candles that can be placed upon small bodies of water to float and offer a gorgeous reflective effect. While floating candles are often quite small, they can come in a variety of shapes to match with whatever your room’s theme is. Often scented and offered in a multitude of colors to match their shape, creating a consistent design theme (such as red poinsettia-shaped candles with a poinsettia scent), these candles are especially…