Outdoor candle on tripod

Before lighting an outdoor candle, we advise you to make sure that the universe is conducive to it. For a candle to burn safely, we advise you to avoid drafts so that the flame remains straight and does not develop any smoke. Be sure to respect the use of candles outdoors and never use them indoors to avoid any risk of fire. The candle wick creates a large flame approximately 5-10 cm wide up to 30cm high!

• The wicks are specifically adapted for outdoor use. The outdoor candle   has a wick with a larger diameter than the wicks for indoor candles. Thus, they offer a larger flame and it will be more stable against the wind.
• Burn candles out of the reach of children and pets.
• Keep the flame of the candle outside  away from any combustible or flammable object (curtains, tablecloths, sheers, furniture).
• Do not let candles burn too close to a wall or radiator, or in a draught.
• Do not move candles while they are lit or while the wax is still liquid. Liquid wax can cause burns.
• Never leave match pieces or wicks on a glowing candle, they could ignite.
• Never leave a burning candle unattended.
• We also recommend that you extinguish the candle within an hour once the wax surface is completely liquid. You will lengthen its duration of use because the liquid wax evaporates much more quickly.
• During each burn, it is important to wait for the entire surface to liquefy before extinguishing the candle. This will prevent the formation of craters which are unsightly and make burning more difficult. The first burn of your candle will always take longer than subsequent burns. Allow time for the first layer of wax to completely liquefy.