Grab a seat. Melt some wax. Let the evening feel a little slower.

A hands-on candle-making workshop where you leave with two candles you actually made — and an evening that felt good. No experience needed. That's kind of the point.

What happens at the table

Grab a seat, we'll walk you through it. You'll pour two 8 oz candles from scratch — your scents, your decorations, your call. We handle the wax, the wicks, and the mess. You handle the fun part: making something you'll actually want to burn.

Seats are limited so everyone gets table space and a little help. Bring a friend, or don't — the table fills in either way.

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Two ways to pour with us

Public workshops — Grab a single seat or bring the whole group. Pull up a chair at one of our scheduled pour nights.

Private & corporate events — Book a private workshop for a birthday, a bachelorette, a team offsite, or just because. We bring everything to your space!

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Why people come back

  • Real craft. No shortcuts on the wax, wick, or fragrance. If it's not good enough for our own homes, it's not on the table.

  • Made to gather. Strangers end up next to friends on purpose. Good candles are just the excuse to sit down together.

  • Warmth first. The light, the scents, the seating — all of it is chosen to make you exhale a little.

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