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Light up life's moments with a bespoke personalised candle holder.
Care instructions
Hand wash, removing candle first. Do not leave candles unattended at any time. Carelessness causes fire.
Select a frosted glass personalised tea light holder for a soft, spa-like glow that lets the flame dance through your picture, or opt for a matte white backing for bold, opaque colour that beams light upwards. Either way, your design is permanently fused to the glass so it won't crack, peel or fade.
Round glass (bowl)
Top diameter 5 cm
Widest point 7 cm
Height 6.5 cm
Approx. 80 g
Tapered glass (tall)
Top diameter 5.5 cm
Base diameter 4.7 cm
Height 6.7 cm
Approx. 120 g
Safety & care: Always place your photo candle holder on a heat-proof surface, keep away from children, pets and flammable materials, and allow to cool before handling. Hand-wash or use a gentle cycle below 30 °C after removing the candle.
Each personalised photo candle holder is printed to order in our London studio. Your image is wrapped around the votive using advanced techniques that lock the ink into the glass for lasting vibrancy.
Because we don't print with white ink, any white areas in your design will adopt the underlying glass colour. If you want crisp white details, choose the matte white coated option.
Care reminder: Treat all candles with caution. Do not leave burning candles unattended, and always keep them out of reach of children and pets.
Upload a single landscape photo, position it using our design tool and create a seamless wraparound picture candle holder. For a collage, place square images side by side or add a short message in your favourite font. Memorial candle holder? Add a cherished photograph with dates in an elegant script. Wedding favours? Print the couple’s name and date for a keepsake guests will treasure.
Round glasses are handmade so faint lines may appear; repeating patterns disguise them best.