Saint Valentine holds a special place in the hearts of beekeepers. Legend has it that he secretly married couples against the emperor's wishes, earning him the title of "patron saint of love." But here's the twist: he's also associated with bees!

The humble bee has captivated human imagination for millennia, weaving its way into our myths, cultures, and even our most profound spiritual beliefs. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of bees, exploring their rich symbolism, their profound environmental impact, and why swapping your paraffin candles for beeswax might be a sweet switch for you.

The history of devotional and intention candles is a fascinating journey through different cultures and beliefs, illuminated by flickering flames and imbued with symbolism. Here's a quick overview:

For centuries, candles have symbolized light, hope, and remembrance. Whether used for religious ceremonies, special occasions, or to create a warm ambiance, these flickering flames add a touch of magic to any setting. Among the many types available, vigil candles, encased in protective glass, offer a long-lasting burn and a beautiful aesthetic.

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Intention and prayer candles come in various types, each with its unique meaning and purpose. Here are some of the most common:

Dressing an intention candle is a practice in many spiritual traditions, where you enhance a candle with elements to amplify its focus and energy toward your desired outcome. Here's a guide to get you started: