A revolution in candle floristry!
How I overcame seasonality and send candles at any time of the year!
For candle floristry masters, seasonality has always been a key, and sometimes a limiting, factor. This problem is especially acute when it comes to delivering delicate wax compositions during the cold season.
After all, how can you preserve the fragile beauty when the windows are freezing and the package is traveling thousands of miles?
My main focus is on creating flower-shaped candles, and traditionally, they could be divided into summer and winter formats. In the summer, I use the "wax paper" technique, which allows me to create incredibly delicate and lifelike petals that are almost indistinguishable from real flowers. These candles are true works of art! However, during the winter, their fragility made transportation a significant challenge.
After all, how can you preserve the fragile beauty when the windows are freezing and the package is traveling thousands of miles?
My main focus is on creating flower-shaped candles, and traditionally, they could be divided into summer and winter formats. In the summer, I use the "wax paper" technique, which allows me to create incredibly delicate and lifelike petals that are almost indistinguishable from real flowers. These candles are true works of art! However, during the winter, their fragility made transportation a significant challenge.
As last winter showed, thin petals just can't stand frost...
And I broke a peony candle.
Sending such products turned into a game of roulette. It became clear: it's not just about the packaging, the product itself must be durable, otherwise no protection will save.
This "winter pain" became my lesson, prompting me to find a completely new solution. This winter turned into a period of intense creative experimentation and development for me. The goal was to create flower candles that could withstand the harsh conditions of transportation in freezing temperatures, while still maintaining their elegance and realism.
And I broke a peony candle.
Sending such products turned into a game of roulette. It became clear: it's not just about the packaging, the product itself must be durable, otherwise no protection will save.
This "winter pain" became my lesson, prompting me to find a completely new solution. This winter turned into a period of intense creative experimentation and development for me. The goal was to create flower candles that could withstand the harsh conditions of transportation in freezing temperatures, while still maintaining their elegance and realism.
Snowbound roses with denser petals and a stronger bud.
And here it is - found!
A new technology was born, which completely changed the rules of the game. Now I can create flower candles from denser, but still surprisingly delicate petals, complementing them with a unique "snowy" effect.
The buds became stronger, the petals can withstand temperature changes, and the candles themselves retain all their beauty and detail, while being strong enough for any delivery.
A new technology was born, which completely changed the rules of the game. Now I can create flower candles from denser, but still surprisingly delicate petals, complementing them with a unique "snowy" effect.
The buds became stronger, the petals can withstand temperature changes, and the candles themselves retain all their beauty and detail, while being strong enough for any delivery.
Now I can create delicate and elegant flower candles even in the harshest frosts, without limiting either myself or my clients. This is not just a technological breakthrough; it is a game-changer for candle floristry.
Previously, candle florists were heavily tied to seasonal restrictions, but thanks to technological innovations, candle floristry is becoming truly year-round. This opens up new horizons not only for creativity and the realization of the most daring ideas, but also for a stable, year-round income for candle-flower artists around the world.
This is an incredible step forward for the entire industry, allowing for the creation of beauty and warmth at any time of the year. Isn't that amazing?
Previously, candle florists were heavily tied to seasonal restrictions, but thanks to technological innovations, candle floristry is becoming truly year-round. This opens up new horizons not only for creativity and the realization of the most daring ideas, but also for a stable, year-round income for candle-flower artists around the world.
This is an incredible step forward for the entire industry, allowing for the creation of beauty and warmth at any time of the year. Isn't that amazing?
Do you want to touch the art of candle-making and immerse yourself in the magical world of winter flowers?
Here you can learn more about my new Winter course, "Snow-covered Candles", which, by the way, is currently available at a 25% discount until Monday.
If you have any questions, you can ask me personally on Telegram.
