Beeswax Blackberry Birthday Candles
Beeswax Blackberry Birthday Candles
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Embrace the charm of our Blackberry-Shaped Beeswax Birthday Candles, meticulously handcrafted from wax sourced from our 3rd generation beekeeping farm in Merced, CA. These adorable, detailed blackberries, cast in the warm, natural glow of beeswax, will add an irresistible touch to your celebrations. Experience our family's passion and dedication, encapsulated in these delightful, tiny, illuminating pieces of art. 5 or 10 blackberries per box!
Ingredients
Ingredients
How to use
How to use
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Once your order is placed, it will take up to 3 business days to ship. Shipping times vary but typically take between 2-5 days.
If your order is over $100, shipping is free. Otherwise, it is a flat rate of $7.99.
If you are unhappy with your order, contact us within 60 days and we will gladly figure out a solution!
FAQ
FAQ
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No bees are harmed in the making of our products
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Pesticide free and carefully harvested by our beekeepers
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by a beekeeper in Merced, California.
Beeswax Blackberry Birthday Candles
Our Process
Every candle is a tribute to our deep-rooted legacy in agriculture, with molds designed from real blackberries picked at the Hollywood farmers market.
FAQs
Where do you source your honey and beeswax?
our honey and beeswax comes from our 10-acre farm in merced, california. OUr uncle’s apiary in salinas, california, and from different apiaries we partner with in california.
What are your most popular products?
our top three selling products are our happy honey and strawberry birthday candles.
what makes our happy honey so special?
our honey is harvested thoughtfully and careful in small batches, we never take more than the bees can give, our honey is seasonal and every variety will vary in color, taste, texture, and smell.
Is your honey certified organic?
our honey is not certified organic. bees can fly out a radius of 3 miles from their hive. our farm is only 10 acres big and we unfortunately cannot fully control where all of our bees forage.