Small Flowers Elongated Candles Set Of 3

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Decor styling

Three 10-inch tapers cluster for odd-numbered centerpieces or stand unlit as farmhouse decor; often bought in multiples for events.

Value

At $18 per set ($6 per candle), priced well below comparable boutique floral tapers.

Design

Printed floral patterns allow candles to work as decor unlit, reducing cost.

Burn time

Each candle burns 9–11 hours; set lasts 27–33 hours total.

Wax blend

80/20 paraffin-soy blend: stiff, no frosting, low soot (trim wick).

Decorative safety

Keep printed flowers away from flame for safe burning; use a holder to prevent uneven melting.

Fragrance

These candles are unscented.

Fire safety

Flowers are a fire hazard that requires a candle holder and continuous monitoring.

Soot reduction

Soy-blend candles produce minimal soot when wick is trimmed and draft is avoided.

Decorative use

Candles can be displayed unlit as permanent decorative pieces.

Product record

Title

Small Flowers Elongated Candles Set Of 3

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

18 CAD

Availability

In stock

Styling extra-long taper candles in contemporary decor

• At 10 inches tall, these candles land in the taller band of the standard taper range (6–20 inches) that stylists now champion as focal points to draw the eye upward and create vertical breathing room on dining tables and mantels — a silhouette that reads as intentionally dramatic yet stays practical for everyday home settings without the custom holders required for oversized wedding candles.
• Because the 10-inch stature and all-over pattern read as ornament even without a flame, these candles function as permanent decorative objects on coffee tables or bookshelves — a tactic that aligns with the current push to liberate tapers from the dining room and use them as textural, vertical accents in everyday living spaces, particularly when left unburned as many styling bloggers prefer.
• Sold as a set of three with a uniform floral pattern, these candles arrive as a ready-made cluster — the odd-number grouping that event stylists consistently deploy to create a romantic, collected feel when arranged in mismatched brass holders, eliminating the need for the buyer to source and coordinate multiple singles.

What the soya and paraffin wax blend means for burn and brightness

• Soy wax burns at a significantly slower rate than paraffin, so the soy component in the blend stretches the candle's total burn life — a 10-inch taper made from pure paraffin would exhaust faster, giving this set more hours on the table before it reaches the 1-inch stub.
• Hydrogenated soybean oil (soy wax) generates little to no soot during combustion, while pure paraffin produces a considerable amount — so the soy fraction in this blend fundamentally cuts the airborne particulate of the candle to well below that of a standard paraffin taper, a difference that is built into the wax chemistry and does not depend solely on wick trimming.
• Pure soy wax is too soft for a tall, thin taper — a ½-inch soy taper bends under its own weight within hours — so the paraffin in this candle's blend provides the high melt point and stiffness needed to keep the 0.75-inch diameter by 10-inch profile standing straight without warping, even as the wax warms near the flame.
• Pure soy candles frequently develop a cloudy white film (frosting) on the surface over time, but the paraffin in a soy-paraffin blend suppresses the crystal restructuring that causes it — so these patterned white candles stay smooth and opaque, and the delicate flower decoration remains crisp rather than fading behind a hazy bloom.

How these candles compare to similar decorative taper sets

• Where many artisanal floral tapers are sold in pairs (Kristin Simmons’ hand-painted set is two for $50), this set includes three candles for 18 CAD, which makes it simpler to create an odd-number grouping — a common stylist trick for centerpieces — without needing to buy an extra single at a premium.
• The wax blend pairs soya with paraffin rather than using pure soy or beeswax, which is a typical cost-management decision that prioritizes a lower price point over artisanal wax credentials — most boutique alternatives at $30+ use 100% soy or beeswax, making this set an accessible way to get the floral taper look without paying for material premiums.
• Decorative floral tapers from independent boutiques retail between $11 and $25 USD per candle — Lone Fox’s inlaid set is $34 for three, Antique Farmhouse’s inlaid set is $49 for three, and Kristin Simmons’ hand-painted set is $50 for two — which makes the 6 CAD (~$4.30 USD) per candle cost of this set a dramatically lower entry point for a tablescape that still reads as floral and romantic.