Custom Candles Promotional Products.

When every attendee gets one, go with a 2 oz screw-top tin, a 3 oz votive with matches or a bamboo tea light holder with its candle. You can slip these small promotional candles into a conference bag or stack them on a trade show table, so handing one to every attendee stays easy. We'll put your logo on the lid or the glass.

In a welcome kit for new hires, pair a tin with a few pieces from our Home and Auto collection. People light a candle again on later evenings, so your logo gets seen on a shelf or a nightstand for weeks after the event. If the gift has to feel personal to one senior client, move up to the boxed formats below.

Client and closing gifts start with custom candles that arrive in a box or tube. If you're not yet sure what the gift needs, the 8 oz scented tumbler in a gift box or tube is our usual pick. Law firms and physician offices give these personalized candles to thank one client at a time, and so do businesses across the more than 20 industries we work with.

When you hand it over to a client, the size and the box are what make it feel like a proper gift, more than the scent or the price. We print your logo in full color on the box or tube for the handover, and print or engrave it on the glass so it stays on the desk.

Home closings and welcome gifts for new tenants call for something that lives in the kitchen, such as a 16 oz wide mouth mason jar or an amber jar with a lid. Pair one with a piece from Kitchenware and you've got a closing gift that gets used in the new home every week.

Choose a leatherette sleeve if you'd like a pressed logo the client can feel as well as see. For a lighter look, go with a frosted glass jar with a cork lid. For an end of year client gift with more to open, add something from Wine and Cheese Accessories.

Burn time depends on two things: how much wax the vessel holds and which wax you pick. A bigger vessel burns for more hours, and soy generally burns slower than a paraffin blend of the same size. We confirm the exact hours for your chosen candle before you order. If you want one safe pick, choose a soy candle in a 3.5 oz glass jar with a light scent. A light scent suits a mixed room, where a strong one divides people. Glass also gives your logo a smooth, flat surface to sit on.

Two forks cover most of the remaining decisions:

• Light or strong scent: A light scent suits staff and patient appreciation in clinics and open offices. A stronger scent suits a large room, or a gift that gets burned at home.
• Glass, tin or something heavier: Glass is the safe default. Tin travels well in a gift bag. For senior clients, choose concrete or copper, because the vessel stays on the desk as decor after the candle is finished. Keep your logo bold and simple on those rougher or curved surfaces, since fine detail gets lost.

One candle can feel light for a top client. A gift set, such as Glimmer, Ignite, Silhouette or Snowed In, adds weight, and a soy candle paired with a throw gives your team something cozy to take home.

You see a digital proof before anything is made, minimums start at 1 unit (varies by product), and your account manager handles it all. If it isn't right, we make it right.