The Easter Brunch Scented Candle Limited Edition by Kringle Candle - American Easter decoration ideas

Easter Candle Easter Brunch - the most important at a glance

The Kringle Candle "Easter Brunch" scented candle sets the perfect Easter mood with its warm, inviting fragrance. The scent combines the aromas of a festive Easter brunch and offers a harmonious blend of almonds, creamy butter and sweet vanilla. A hint of cream rounds off the fragrance profile and provides an additional dimension of indulgence and relaxation. This candle is the ideal companion for cozy brunch moments and will make your home shine in a comfortable atmosphere.

Top notes: Almond
Heart notes: Butter, Vanilla
Base notes: Cream

The "Easter Brunch" scented candle is perfect for the Easter season and brings the scent of a festive, convivial breakfast into your home. Its soft and sweet aromas create an inviting, relaxed atmosphere that invites you to linger and enjoy. Whether in the living room, in the kitchen or while relaxing after the festivities - this candle makes every corner of your home even cozier.

Quality and care: Our candles are made from high-quality ingredients and offer a clean, long-lasting burn time. Make sure that the candle burns until the entire surface has melted when you light it for the first time, to ensure an even burn in the future. Trim the wick regularly to about 5 mm to avoid sooting and to maintain the flame optimally.

Safety: Always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface and keep it away from drafts to ensure an even burn.

About Kringle Candle: It all began in 1968 with a simple crayon - from which Michael Kittredge made his first candle, which he gave to his mother for Christmas. Shortly thereafter, he founded the Yankee Candle Company. At the height of his success, Kittredge sold his company in the late 90s and devoted more time to his family. In 2009, Mick Kittredge, son of the Yankee Candle founder, decided to follow in his father's footsteps and founded his own scented candle company: the Kringle Candle Company. The company's name, incidentally, comes from "Kris Kringle", the American equivalent of our Christkind (Christ Child).