Missy Rabbit
Candle Wholesale
Candle Wholesale
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We will no longer be making candles and keeping inventory moving forward. However, since we had many returning customers expressing their need for our candles, we've decided to introduce our wholesale pricing with a small minimum quantity of 6.
We have reduced our prices to the following:
6 candles: $23/candle (up to 1 scent)
24 candles: $19/candle (up to 2 scents)
48 candles: $16/candle (up to 2 scents)
All prices are subject to taxes.
Please write in your notes for the second scent.
The Process:
Once you have placed your order, please allow 3-4 weeks for us to make and cure your candles. Candle-making in a limited space takes time and we thank you for your patience.
After the candles have cured, they will be shipped out to you immediately or we will send you a notification for you to come pickup your order.
Please email hello@missyrabbit.com if you have any questions :)
Care Guide
Care Guide
How you can take care of your candles so that they last longer.
The first time you light your candle, allow it to come to a full melt pool. And every time after that!
Interesting fact about wax - it has a memory!
The initial burn of your candle is the most important as it will remember the diameter of the wax pool of the first time it was lit. It is very important that you allow the wax to melt all the way around the inside of the jar. By doing this, it will prevent the wax from "tunneling" - a hollowed centre which prevents the candle from burning to its full diameter.
So, lighting it and then putting it out within ten minutes will surely create a tunnel in your candle. You'll want to allow your candle to burn for at least an hour before putting it out to prolong the life of your candle.
Before you light your candle after each use, make sure to trim the wick to remove the burnt soot build-up.
This prevents the candle from releasing soot and smoke into the air much sooner and allows the candle to be burned with a clean small flame. You can trim the wicks with a candle trimmer, or with just your fingers by pinching it off!
Burn your candles for about 3-4 hours each time. Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
If you burn your candle longer than 4 hours, carbon will collect on the tip of the wick, causing it to mushroom. This also causes the flame to become too large, creating soot and smoke released into the air and staining your amber glass jar.
If you decide to burn your candle for longer than 4 hours, no problem! This just means you'll be able to buy another candle a little sooner :)
Discontinue use when only half an inch of wax remains.
Once you've reached the last half inch of wax at the bottom of your candle, it is time to discontinue its use. Even if you could ignite a flame, you should never burn it all the way down as when the glass gets hot enough, it will shatter, putting your home at risk.
Wooden Wick Care:
Wooden wicks burn slightly different from regular cotton wicks. These are made from natural wood material. When lighting candles with wooden wicks, please ensure the wick is always trimmed down to at least 1/2 a centimetre tall. This will ensure the flame does not rise too high (which can be dangerous).
Wood wicks have a fast burn pool since the flame is a bit larger. Never burn these candles out of sight. You'll notice that the flame can be a little unsteady at the beginning, but once the melt pool sets, the flame will steady itself in no time.
Always, always, always trim these wicks down to just above the wax! This step is very important to ensuring that the next time you burn your wooden wick candle, the flame won't be taller than 1 inch. You can easily break off the burnt part or purchase a wick trimmer to get closer to the wax.
Want to repurpose the jar? Here’s how!
When there is only a little bit of wax left in the bottom of your jar (about 1/4 inch), pour boiling hot water into the jar and wait for a few minutes. The soy wax will come up to the top and you can pour it out and wash it with hot water and soap. Soy wax is water soluble so don't worry about clogging your sink!
Want to return the jars and get 15% off your next purchase? Click here for more details.
Processing + Shipping
Processing + Shipping
Processing time: 3-4 business days.
We will be shipping once a week, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. There can be delays. We appreciate your patience.
Shipping Domestic (within Canada) can take 3-7 business days.
Shipping to USA/Internationally can take 7-14 business days.
Candle Care
How you can take care of your candles so that they last longer.
The first time you light your candle, allow it to come to a full melt pool. And every time after that!
Interesting fact about wax - it has a memory!
The initial burn of your candle is the most important as it will remember the diameter of the wax pool of the first time it was lit. It is very important that you allow the wax to melt all the way around the inside of the jar. By doing this, it will prevent the wax from "tunneling" - a hollowed centre which prevents the candle from burning to its full diameter.
So, lighting it and then putting it out within ten minutes will surely create a tunnel in your candle. You'll want to allow your candle to burn for at least an hour before putting it out to prolong the life of your candle.
Before you light your candle after each use, make sure to trim the wick to remove the burnt soot build-up.
This prevents the candle from releasing soot and smoke into the air much sooner and allows the candle to be burned with a clean small flame. You can trim the wicks with a candle trimmer, or with just your fingers by pinching it off!
Burn your candles for about 3-4 hours each time. Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.
If you burn your candle longer than 4 hours, carbon will collect on the tip of the wick, causing it to mushroom. This also causes the flame to become too large, creating soot and smoke released into the air and staining your amber glass jar.
If you decide to burn your candle for longer than 4 hours, no problem! This just means you'll be able to buy another candle a little sooner :)
Discontinue use when only half an inch of wax remains.
Once you've reached the last half inch of wax at the bottom of your candle, it is time to discontinue its use. Even if you could ignite a flame, you should never burn it all the way down as when the glass gets hot enough, it will shatter, putting your home at risk.
Wooden Wick Care:
Wooden wicks burn slightly different from regular cotton wicks. These are made from natural wood material. When lighting candles with wooden wicks, please ensure the wick is always trimmed down to at least 1/2 a centimetre tall. This will ensure the flame does not rise too high (which can be dangerous).
Wood wicks have a fast burn pool since the flame is a bit larger. Never burn these candles out of sight. You'll notice that the flame can be a little unsteady at the beginning, but once the melt pool sets, the flame will steady itself in no time.
Always, always, always trim these wicks down to just above the wax! This step is very important to ensuring that the next time you burn your wooden wick candle, the flame won't be taller than 1 inch. You can easily break off the burnt part or purchase a wick trimmer to get closer to the wax.
Want to repurpose the jar? Here’s how!
When there is only a little bit of wax left in the bottom of your jar (about 1/4 inch), pour boiling hot water into the jar and wait for a few minutes. The soy wax will come up to the top and you can pour it out and wash it with hot water and soap. Soy wax is water soluble so don't worry about clogging your sink!
Want to return the jars and get 15% off your next purchase? Click here for more details.