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Halloween Candle Budget Guide: Homesick and Capri Blue Picks Under $40

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October is when mantels, porches and entry tables get their Halloween look, and a candle is the easiest piece to add. This Halloween candle budget guide gathers Homesick and Capri Blue jars under $40 for autumn and spooky displays, from cozy pumpkin ...
 
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Set this on a dark entry table for Halloween night and let the name do the talking. I like a candle that works as a prop and a mood-setter at once. It suits a console or bookshelf best.
Homesick Witching Hour Candle
 
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Skip the cobweb overload and let this one carry the pumpkin theme on a kitchen counter. I'll set it beside a real pumpkin or two for an easy autumn vignette that suits anyone who prefers cozy over creepy.
Homesick Pumpkin Picking Candle
 
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For a porch seating area or patio table, a bonfire-themed jar sets the mood without a real fire. I'd group it with a lantern or two on a cool evening, away from wind and dry decor.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Candle
 
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Best on a rustic tray with mums and a plaid throw nearby. Autumn Hayride leans farmhouse, so I think it suits a living room more than a bedroom, especially for a cider night at home.
Homesick Autumn Hayride Candle
 
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Think fire pit evening in a jar. If you want a toasty, cozy look on the coffee table, this one fits right in, and I find a name like Burnt Marshmallow gets guests asking about it.
Homesick Burnt Marshmallow Candle
 
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A good pick for fall without the spooky. Orchard Picnic suits a dining table or buffet at a Halloween get-together, and I'd set it next to a bowl of apples for a simple centerpiece.
Homesick Orchard Picnic Candle
 
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This is the easy autumn mantel candle. Peak Foliage looks best beside dried leaves or a branch garland, and I like it for an entry where guests first walk in.
Homesick Peak Foliage Candle
 
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Cabin styles fit a mantel with wood tones, flannel and a dark pumpkin or two. I'll light this in a den or reading corner once the weather turns cool, though it is not the pick for a bright modern bath.
Homesick Log Cabin Candle
 
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A calm choice for a Halloween look that is more cozy than creepy. Cozy Sweater sits well on a side table beside a knit throw, and I think it makes a relaxed nightstand candle.
Homesick Cozy Sweater Candle
 
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For the Harry Potter fan setting up a Halloween shelf. Great Hall nods to the feast scenes, so I'll put it on a dark bookcase with black candles or a few small pumpkins around it.
Homesick Harry Potter The Great Hall Candle
 
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Pair this with the Great Hall jar for a small themed display, since Diagon Alley adds a second wizard-world piece. I think it only makes sense if you like the theme, so skip it for a general fall table.
Homesick Harry Potter Diagon Alley Candle
 
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A bookish pick for a reading nook with a dark blanket and a stack of spooky paperbacks. I like it as the calm option on a bedside table when the rest of the house is decorated loudly.
Homesick Book Club Candle
 
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Outdoorsy and woodsy, so it fits a porch table or entry with leaves, twigs and a lantern. I'll reach for Gone Hiking when I want fall to feel fresh rather than heavy.
Homesick Gone Hiking Candle
 
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The patterned jar does a lot of work on a table, so I think it needs little else around it besides a few mini pumpkins. Pumpkin Dulce is a safe hostess pick for a Halloween get-together.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Holiday Pattern Play Signature Candle
 
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Autumn Glow suits mantels with warm tones such as rust, gold and cream. I like it with a few dried stems in a vase beside it, and it works best in a living room rather than a tiny powder room.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Volcano White Signature Candle
 
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The inverted style gives a different silhouette from the usual jar, so it adds variety to a grouping on a mantel. Stack heights with a regular jar, and I like it on a heatproof tray for a layered look.
Capri Blue Chestnut Embers Holiday Mercury Inverted Candle
 
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Apple Cider Social sounds like a party, and the Mercury finish gives the jar a glossy shine that catches light on a bar cart or buffet. I think it is the best choice here for a Halloween gathering.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Mercury Holiday Signature Candle
 
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Glam lovers, take note: this jar adds shine to an otherwise earthy fall setup. I think it suits a vanity or console with black and gold accents, away from anything flammable.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Glam Signature Candle
 
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Black jar, moody table. Volcano Black is a no-fuss way to get a spooky look, and I like it in a powder room or on a dark tray with white pumpkins for contrast.
Capri Blue Volcano Black Signature Candle
 
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Havana Vanilla Black gives the same dark-jar look with a softer, creamier name, so it suits a Halloween table that should not feel too intense. I'll pair it with a black tray and taper candles.
Capri Blue Havana Vanilla Black Signature Candle
 
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Coconut Santal Black rounds out a cluster of dark jars, and I like it best grouped in odd numbers on a mantel with a few pumpkins. Three jars look deliberate; two can look accidental.
Capri Blue Coconut Santal Black Signature Candle