Candle Favors for Baby Showers & Parties

CANDLE-BOUTIQUE.COM offers candle favors for baby showers, parties, birthday's, for the Mom to Be.

Candle Favors can be used as decorations or given out as a momento of your special occasion.Our candle favors are individually boxed for gift giving and are inexpensive . Most come in at least two colors: Pink and Blue.

Babies represent such a joyous occasion and our candle favors are no different - they are just adorable.We offer them as individual pieces, but if you require a larger quantity, feel free to call or email us.

We will, a usual continue to add more in this category as we come across them. Be sure to check out our online store for updates at: CANDLE-BOUTIQUE.COM

We thought it might be fun to add our Autograph Birthday Cake favor - kid's love signing their names to everything and at this price you could get each child an autograph cake and have all the kids sign each others cake in remembrance of a fun occasion. We also offer a birthday cake candle favor which would go along with this theme.

We have had customer's tell us that their child has fun remembering that birthday party and the different things each child did. We at Candle-Boutique.com are big advocates of starting family traditions because it gives children the feeling of security and continuity - that is why we offer Countdown Birthday candles and Countdown Christmas Candles because it something they can do year after year.

For our older clients, we offer Countdown Anniversary Candles and Unity Candles.
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At CANDLE-BOUTIQUE.COM we offer a variety of potpourri or simmering pots in a variety of styles. We offer electric potpourri pots and simmering pots and potpourri pots and simmering pots that use tealights to melt the wax.

Potpourri pots and simmering pots may also be used with essential oils and tarts.Our latest simmering pots are collectible high heels - they are brand new, but will come in a lot of different styles - if you love shoes, this is a way to create a unique display of something you love.We offer seasonal potpourri pots such as our leaf potpourri pot and our pumpkin simmering pot. These pots are also called tart burners or tart melters.

We highly recommend using our wax potpourri - our wax potpourri comes in hundreds of different scents, is made of all natural soy wax so it burns clean and you can mix the scents to create recipes.

We have had many customers use them as gifts by combining a potpourri pot or simmering pot with one of our recipes. We have many recipes online such as our "Apple Pie" recipe that combines apple, cinnamon and clove, or apple, cinnamon and vanilla. We recommend our highly scented wax potpourri because you can customize the scent just for you, or the person you are giving it to. Our wax potpourri is all natural soy wax so it burns cleanly and is long lasting. Our "Snowman" potpourri pot is just adorable for Christmas and the whole winter season. Christmas is a festive time of year and we think our snowman simmering pot represents that. Our favorite scents for the Christmas season are cinnamon, clove, vanilla and strawberry.We urge you to look at our recipes so you can get just the right scent for you.We also offer premade tarts for our tart melters or tart burners if you want something that is already made for you. You can use essential oils in our potpourri pots, but we recommend our wax potpourri or tarts since the wax does not evaporate like oils do so you won't take the chance on cracking your beautiful pot.On the lighter side, we have many flower potpourri pots to offer a cheerful look for any season. Our colorful "yellow flower" potpourri pot will fit in almost any decor and will not only make your home smell wonderful, it will look great.We also offer a "mini" potpourri pot for small areas such as a bathroom or hallway where space is a factor.We have not shown our potpourri pots that use tealights, but if you prefer to melt your wax this way, we offer a variety of styles. They are also an inexpensive way to give a gift that shows you care. In most cases, our tealight potpourri pots are $10.00 or less.Join us at our online store at: CANDLE-BOUTIQUE.COM

Poinsettia Floating Candles - Interesting Tidbits

CANDLE-BOUTIQUE.COM has lots of candles for Christmas, Winter and the whole Holiday Season.

One of our favorite floating candles is our poinsettia floating candles. We offer a few different types, including our custom made poinsettia floating candles. The custom made ones can be ordered in either red or white with gold accents and come in different sizes and burn times.

There isn't anything more festive than using our poinsettia floating candles in a candle bowl and placed in the center of a table surrounded by silk or real poinsettia flowers.

Poinsettia's have been a holiday tradition for generations and judging by current sales, that tradition will last for many years to come.

We thought you might like a few tidbits about the poinsettia so we have included a brief history below:

INTERESTING TIDBITS:

Poinsettia, the Christmas plant, is popular in many American homes. With the introduction of long-lasting cultivars, the popularity of the poinsettia has increased significantly. It was introduced to the United States in 1825 by Joel Robert Poinsett, first U. S. ambassador to Mexico who obtained plants from the wilds of southern Mexico. The common name for the exotic plant, poinsettia, came from his last name. Botanically, the plant is known as Euphorbia pulcherrima.

The modern era of poinsettia culture began with the introduction of the seedling cultivar Oak Leaf (Fig. 3). This cultivar was reported to have been grown originally in Jersey City, New Jersey, by a Mrs. Enteman in 1923. From 1923 until the early 1960s, all of the principal cultivars of commercial importance were selections or sports from this original Oak Leaf seedling.
Nowadays, the poinsettia is the best-selling potted plant in the United States, and the vast majority comes from one source, the Paul Ecke Ranch in Encinitas, California.

The popularity of the poinsettia as a holiday decorating staple is due completely to the members of the Ecke family, who have worked tirelessly for decades to market the plant.Contrary to popular belief, poinsettias are not poisonous if ingested. Apparently, the rumor started due to a story about an army officer's child who ingested a leaf in 1919 and died soon after. Poinsettia producers have been fighting the myth ever since. Researchers at Ohio State University have done extensive tests with rats, with no adverse effects. The American Medical Association has also stated that poinsettias are not poisonous. Poinsettias are a part of the Euphorbia family, members of which exude a milky sap when broken open. While not poisonous if injested, the sight of the sap can be alarming, and probably contributes to the myth. In many species, this sap can cause mild skin rashes.

The modern era of poinsettia culture began with the introduction of the seedling cultivar Oak Leaf (Fig. 3). This cultivar was reported to have been grown originally in Jersey City, New Jersey, by a Mrs. Enteman in 1923. From 1923 until the early 1960s, all of the principal cultivars of commercial importance were selections or sports from this original Oak Leaf seedling.