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Halloween Kitchen & Entertaining Candles: Homesick and Capri Blue Baking-Inspired Scents
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items Dim the overhead light, set a candle by the stove while a tray of something warm bakes, and let the table do the rest. These Homesick and Capri Blue picks are chosen for Halloween kitchens, mantels and party tables, so hosts can pick a cozy centerpie...
I'd set this on the kitchen counter right by the fruit bowl and a few small pumpkins. The name alone makes it a natural fit for an October dessert table, and the plain jar keeps it from fighting with your decor.
Homesick Pumpkin Picking Candle
The mercury glass finish is the reason I like this one for a mantel, since it catches candlelight and looks dressed up beside dried stems or a row of pillars. Put it where guests will see it first.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Holiday Mercury Signature Candle
Small and under $10, so I'd line a few up along a buffet or tuck one onto a bathroom shelf for guests. Minis are the easy way to fill a whole party space without a big spend.
Homesick Book Club Mini Candle
I like Witching Hour for a spooky night in, since the name leans dark rather than sweet. I pair it with black taper holders and a plain wooden tray so the whole setup looks deliberate.
Homesick Witching Hour Candle
I think Burnt Marshmallow works as a statement piece for the middle of a dining table. I like it beside warm metallics and a runner in rust or cream, where the toasty name suits the season.
Homesick Burnt Marshmallow Candle
For a drinks table, I reach for this one. Next to a pitcher and a stack of mugs it makes the setup feel like a cider bar, and the mercury finish adds a bit of shine in low light.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Mercury Holiday Signature Candle
I save this one for the evening of the party, once the sun is down and I want the room to feel like a firepit gathering. I keep it on a side table away from the food so it sets the mood without competing.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Candle
I find the deeper, toasty name suits darker decor. I put it on a bookshelf or entry table with brass accents, where the glow reads richer than a bright seasonal color.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Chestnut Embers Signature Candle
I like this if your decor leans leaves and branches over skeletons. It sits well beside a bowl of mini gourds or a branch arrangement, and I find it works in living rooms as easily as kitchens.
Homesick Peak Foliage Candle
I think the patterned glass makes this a decor piece even when it is unlit. I put it on a shelf or sideboard where the design shows, and I keep the surrounding styling simple.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Holiday Pattern Play Signature Candle
This is my pick for a den or reading corner that gets used on cold nights. Pair it with a chunky throw and a mug, and let it carry the whole cozy corner.
Homesick Log Cabin Candle
I reach for this when a party has a wizard feast feel and a long table. I set it among taper candles and dark linens for a candlelit dinner look that suits Halloween well.
Homesick Harry Potter The Great Hall Candle
I like this lighter, daytime-feeling pick for a brunch spread or a table with fruit and baked goods, where I want warmth without a heavy, dark look.
Homesick Orchard Picnic Candle
It is sturdy and polished, so I give it a spot on a mantel next to pillar candles. I keep the rest of the styling to two or three colors so the glass finish stays the star.
Capri Blue Chestnut Embers Holiday Mercury Signature Candle
I bring this out for a crowded table, when friends are coming over for a big potluck-style night. I put it near the serving dishes and keep the centerpiece low so people can talk over it.
Homesick Friendsgiving Candle
I like this for a movie night spread out on the couch. I set it on the coffee table next to blankets and snacks, and it does the cozy work for me.
Homesick Cozy Sweater Candle
I like Gingerbread House as the main decor piece on an entry table or sideboard, since the baking-inspired name suits a Halloween dessert spread. I keep the area neutral so the jar stands out.
Homesick Gingerbread House Candle
I keep this as the calm choice for the end of a quiet Halloween night. I light it on a nightstand or bathroom counter once the guests have gone home.
Homesick Evening Unwind Candle
A shelf beside a stack of spooky novels and a small lamp turns into an easy reading nook for me. I light it while I curl up with a blanket, and the cozy, slightly haunted mood makes a quiet October evening feel special.
Homesick Book Club Candle
I think of this for party-hosting rather than bedtime. I set it on a table near the snacks while friends play cards or watch a game, and it needs no styled setting.
Homesick Game Day Candle
Fans will get a kick out of this one on a wizard-night table. I pair it with candlesticks and dark napkins, and it becomes a fun conversation piece before anyone even asks where it came from.
Homesick Harry Potter Diagon Alley Candle
My coffee station or baking counter feels more pulled together with this one glowing nearby. I set it beside mugs and a plate of cookies, and the creamy coconut and coffee warmth makes the morning-after cleanup spot inviting.
Capri Blue Coconut Santal Caffè Capri Signature Candle