6 local spring scented candles to pick up this season

Say goodbye to winter and fill your home with scents of flowers, citrus, and herbs to welcome in the new season.

By Michele Kettner • Posted March 12, 2021 at 2:38 p.m.

Photo courtesy (Shining Sol Candle Company)

Even though springtime is still officially a few days away, this warm weather is giving us major seasonal vibes. Get your home ready for the buds and blooms by adding a refreshing spring candle to your decor.

blue paddywax candle — *Photo courtesy (Paddywax Candle Company)*

Make candle shopping an experience with this hand-poured candle that comes in 12 different fragrances. // Build Your Own Candle | Blue Glow, $40; Paddywax Candle Bar

rose garden candle — *Photo courtesy (Shining Sol Candle Company)*

While there are still a few more weeks until the blooms return, you can turn your living room into a flower garden with this candle. // Rose Garden, $6-$24; Shining Sol Candle Company

citrus mint candle — *Photo courtesy (The Burning Wic)*

Get fruity this season with scents of orange peel, citrus, chamomile, agave, mint and basil blended into this soy candle. // Citrus and Mint Soy Candle, $12-$20; The Burning Wic

grapefruit lemongrass candle — *Photo courtesy (27 South)*

Go for an artisan fragrance with this candle filled with dried fruit and herbs. // Nectar Republic: Apothecary Candles, $40; 27 South

white stage and lavender candle — *Photo courtesy (Grace+Love Candle Co.)*

Bring the outdoors in with nodes of lavender, chamomile, rosemary and more. // White Sage and Lavender – 8 oz. Candle, $22; Grace+Love Candle Co.

grapefruit candle — *Photo courtesy (The Nest Egg)*

Refresh your room with the blended scent of grapefruit, lily of the valley, and coriander blossom for a fresh spring scent. // NEST Classic Candles: Grapefruit, $44; The Nest Egg

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.