Personalised Teacher Christmas Gift Snowfall Candle
The Fire Shack£12.99
Made to order
A cute personalised Christmas gift for teachers, letting them know just how appreciated they are.
UK delivery only
Product description
A cute personalised Christmas gift for teachers, letting them know just how appreciated they are.
This festive Christmas candle is the perfect present to give your child's teacher. The label includes the teacher's name, a central hillside Christmas tree snow scene and a personalised message from you at the bottom. If this doesn't get them in the festive spirit we don't know what will.
Variations
The candle comes in a choice of 3 scents: Christmas Spice, Gingerbread and Mince Pie & Brandy.
Overview
Made in Britain
Personalisation available
Free gift wrapping available
Dimensions
Jar Dimensions:
81 x 66mm
Approx: 145g (net)
Made from
Our candles are made from natural soy wax and are handcrafted and hand-poured in our Margate workshop. Our 180cl apothecary style amber jars have a burn time of 20-25 hours
All orders come packaged in a postage box lined with orange tissue paper and shredded natural kraft paper.
All our candles come gift wrapped as standard. The tissue paper, lining the inside of the box is wrapped around all the contents and secured with a branded "The Fire Shack" sticker.
All gift orders have the option to add a complimentary gift note to go in with the package, making it ideal to be sent directly to the recipient.
All safety data sheets for our different candle scents are available on request.
Product code
1246713
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UK delivery only
Returns
You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item.
Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
