Blow Candles
Candle Workshop & Dinner | The Church Inn | Mobberley - Thursday 27th March 2025
Candle Workshop & Dinner | The Church Inn | Mobberley - Thursday 27th March 2025
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Date & Time: Thursday, 27th March 2025, 6:15pm - The Church Inn, Mobberley
Location: Church Lane, Mobberley, Knutsford, WA16 7RD
Duration: Approx. 90 minutes, followed by dinner at 8pm
During the candle-making workshop, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the process of crafting scented soy wax candles. You’ll learn all about the materials, from wax and wicks to tools, and create your very own candle to take home.
Please arrive at 6:15pm for a 6:30pm start. The workshop will last around 90 minutes, with dinner then to be served at 8pm.
Please select your preferred scent and meal choice for each guest from the menu. Kindly inform us of any allergies via the notes section on the shopping cart page or email, along with the guest’s name.
The workshop fee covers all materials, your finished candle, and one main meal per person.
We can’t wait to see you there! If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at info@blowcandles.co.uk
Please note: We do not send physical tickets. Your confirmation email serves as your e-ticket.
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FAQS
Why choose a Blow Candle
We regularly see cheap candles in shops and always think how do you compete with those prices. Then we remember the effort and care that goes into everything we do at Blow Candles. We work closely with UK suppliers and hand pick (or smell) all elements from fragrance to wick. All our candles use only Soy or natural waxes. We stay away from using paraffin wax as it releases toxins into your home. Most importantly, we make every candle by hand at our home.
How long should I burn a candle?
We recommend burning your candle for around 3 hours on your first burn. The melt pool needs to reach near the edge of the candle. Wax has a memory so if you blow it out too soon it will tunnel on future burns.
How do you make a candle wick burn efficiently?
Keep your flame away from drafts. Always trim your wick to a 1/4 inch (under 1 cm) before every burn. A wick that is too long will burn at a higher rate and cause soot. Get hold of a wick trimmer tool if you love your candles!