'A LITTLE TAME' Wax Melt Flower Bouquets (small)

Wax Melt Flower Buckets 💐🕯️

Smells divine, looks too cute to burn… almost.

Say hello to the bouquet with a twist – our Wax Melt Flower Buckets are handcrafted floral arrangements made entirely from soy wax melts. Yep, they look like real flowers but melt like your favourite scented candle. Whether you’re vibing with roses, sunflowers, or a mixed bunch, these beauties are here to brighten your space and scent your soul.

Pull off a petal, pop it in your burner, and enjoy fragrance that’s as bold as your taste in home décor.

Why you’ll love them:

🌸 Hand-poured soy wax melts in a range of flower styles

🔥 Long-lasting fragrance with every melt

🎁 Makes the perfect gift – no vase required

🌼 Available in rose, sunflower, daisy and mixed bloom bouquets

🪣 Comes in an adorable reusable bucket or glass jar

😉 Looks sweet, smells naughty

How to Care for Your Wax Melt Flower Bucket 🌼🕯️

Handle with love, melt with pleasure.

1. 
   – Store your bouquet out of direct sunlight and heat to keep the petals pretty and intact.
   
2. 
   – They're made to smell amazing, even before melting. Go ahead, give ’em a whiff.
   
3. 
   – Gently remove a petal (or two) and pop it into your wax burner. Always use a tealight burner or electric warmer that's made for wax melts.
   
4. 
   – These cuties are for melting one petal at a time – not for lighting like a candle.
   
5. 
   – For best scent throw, wipe out your burner before adding new petals.
   
6. 
   – Not ready to melt? No worries. These blooms double as décor until you’re ready for their magic.

Disclaimer:

These floral cuties may look like the real thing, but they’re not toys, not edible, and not candles. Each bloom is made from soy wax and is designed to be used in a wax melt burner only.

Keep out of reach of children and pets (because we all know how curious they get). Always melt on a heat-safe surface and never leave a burner unattended.

Do not place the whole bouquet in a burner – just one or two petals at a time will do the trick.

Use responsibly… or at least pretend to. 😉