We try our best to describe to you what our candles smell like. So when they arrive at your home, you are ready to light and enjoy.

Apple Strudel – Funny story, I have said this word wrong all my life and no I’m not talking about Apple. My grandma would make my brother a cake. She had me pronouncing Streusel instead of Strudel. Notes include ginger, cinnamon, pear, almond, raisin, apple, allspice and pie crust.

Aunt Betty’s Blueberry Pie – As a kid we always picked blueberries in July for my Aunt Betty. When she would visit North Carolina she never left without leaving us a pie. Notes include blueberry, butter, sugar, and graham cracker.

Berry Apple Bourbon – Over the summer I asked my Instagram followers a series of questions in a game we call THIS or THAT. I put up two pictures: one with apples and one with cranberry marmalade. When I tested both, I found the perfect cozy blend. Notes include cranberry, apple, orange, cinnamon, bourbon, butter, maple, vanilla and clove.

Bonfire – Nothing says fall to us like a win on a Friday night football game, good music, food and fun. Then a night gathered around a fire. Trust me someone nearby has marshmallows too. Notes include saffron, ozone, sandalwood, sugar, marshmallow, smoke, patchouli, oak and embers.

Carolina Christmas – Growing up we didn’t always have a live tree but when we did, it smelled so good! As an adult I purchase a live tree only for the scent and this candle right here has it! Notes include apple, pine, cedar, fir and cypress.

Carolina Coast – Growing up in Fayetteville, a day trip to the Carolina crystal coast didn’t take long. As a child I can remember the fragrances of our beloved beaches. Notes include lemon, red currant, rosemary, honey, jasmine, sea salt, geranium and amber.

Cereal Milk – Saturday mornings growing up smelled and tasted just like this. Waking up early for cartoons, grabbing a big bowl of fruity cereal, and slurping up the sweet milk at the bottom of the bowl. Pure childhood comfort. Notes include lemon, lime, citrus, cereal, sugar, milk and vanilla.

Drunk Pears – Just enjoying the holiday season with family and friends. Notes include cinnamon, nutmeg, pear, vanilla and brandy.

Full Bloom – Short and sweet… spring is HERE! Notes include lily of the valley, green leaves, pear, lilac, rose, jasmine, vanilla and carnation.

Gardenia – You name it and Grandma had it in her yard. If they gave out yard-of-the-week signs she would have won every time. Nothing like sitting on the porch feeling the breeze and smelling the gardenia bush. Notes include gardenia, lemon peel, tuberose, jasmine, green floral and powder.

Grapefruit – Notes include orange peel, orange, mango, grapefruit, mint, apple and red currant.

Grandma’s Lemon Pound Cake – My grandmother Williams is known for her baked goods but her lemon pound cake is her favorite! As long as grandma feels good there is a lemon pound cake waiting for you when you walk in her door. Notes include lemon, lemon peel, vanilla, sugar, and butter.

Grown Man – All I can say is when you smell this one the first thing that will come to your mind is “That’s a grown man right there.” Notes include peppercorn, ginger, spice, tobacco leaf, sandalwood, amber and dark musk.

HoneyBee Spice – The sweet smell of honey, with a hint of smooth. (Smells like Honey Smacks). Notes include bergamot, honey, amber, coriander, tonka, musk, tobacco and oud.

Honeysuckle – We had a honeysuckle bush on the fence till my granddaddy cut it down. I loved to sneak and get a sweet flower every chance I got. Notes include lemon, ginger, jasmine, honeysuckle, wood, violet, amyris and powder.

It’s Pumpkin – That time of year when people go pumpkin crazy. Notes include ginger, allspice, cinnamon, pumpkin, nutmeg, clove, chai, vanilla and molasses.

Jamaica Please – Take me to the island. Vacation Please! Notes include pineapple, orange, jasmine, honeydew, coconut, vanilla and rum.

Obsidian – Mysterious, grounding and bold. Just like the volcanic stone it’s named after, this fragrance pulls you in with its depth and strength. It reminds me of stillness after the storm, when the earth feels alive and powerful. Notes include smoky charcoal, black amber, vetiver, patchouli and dark musk.

Oh…You Fancy – Sophisticated, slightly bougie. Notes include red currant, grapefruit, lemon, jasmine, geranium, peach and black currant.

Sandra Faye’s Pecan Pie – My momma only makes this pie once a year. This fragrance is RICH. Notes include sea salt, caramelized sugar, pecan, hazelnut, caramel, tonka bean, vanilla and butter.

South Carolina Peach – Every peach season, my granddaddy would stop by the man in Haymount Hill. This scent reminds me so much of those peaches. Notes include mandarin, raspberry, coconut, peach, plum, violet, vanilla and sugar.

Suit & Tai – This scent was created by my brother at our first candle-lit party. It’s named after him because he mixed it to create it. If you know my brother, our granddaddy kept us in church & my brother has been public speaking since he was 8 so he always had to dress up (suit). Tai is his family nickname.

Vanilla Orchid – Experience the elegance and sophistication of vanilla orchid. Notes include orange, green leaves, jasmine, sandalwood, musk and vanilla.

Vibe – GOOD VIBES ONLY! Turn any mood into a vibe. Relaxation at its best. Notes include lemongrass, lime, lemon, jasmine, black currant, sugar, patchouli and powder.

Watermelon – Juicy, sweet and playful. This scent takes you straight back to summer days with sticky fingers and big smiles. Notes include watermelon, sugar and light green rind.

White Sage & Lavender – Simple, clean and soft. Notes include lavender, sage, rosemary, sandalwood and cedar wood