1-1.5 hours
Min. of 6 & max. of 28 hens
This fantastic activity is perfect for a group of mixed ages and for those who enjoy bringing out their inner creatives and scent connoisseurs!
Mix and pour your own candle fragrances under the guidance of an expert and then take your beautifully scented creations home!
What's The Plan?
On the day, your very own candle-making guru will give you a quick run-through of the workshop and what the session entails.
After your speedy intro, you'll be given some trendy *cough* goggles and gloves to keep those lashes and nails intact!
Feel free to bring your own personalised aprons to spice up the session… but if you're not too fussed, these will be provided for you.
Then, It's Time To Get Stuck In!
You'll each get the opportunity to blend some stunning fragrances and craft your very own candle that will make your living space smell divine and exactly how you want it!
Just mind that the candles require 2-3 hours to set before they're ready for collection - the perfect time to explore the surroundings and grab a drink!
In this sublime one-hour session, things can (and will) get messy, so be sure to wear some clothes you don't mind mucking up just to be on the safe side.
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This was such a good experience. We had so much fun, it was so well organised and we got to BYOB.
Emily Derrick | Bath
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Please Note: We work with 1000s of suppliers across the UK & Europe so prices, availability, photos and specifics on our candle making masterclass activity may vary depending on your preferred location and dates.
Feel free to ask your Destination Specialist at the time of booking if you have any questions about this.
