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Halloween Tabletop Candle Styling: Limited Edition Homesick and Capri Blue Autumn Glow Picks

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October is when the mantel, entryway and dinner table all start asking for a little glow. These limited edition Homesick and Capri Blue candles cover spooky horror-movie jars, pumpkin and apple cider favorites, and cozy cabin styles for anyone settin...
 
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Put this one at the center of a dark tablecloth with a few black taper holders and a mini pumpkin beside it. I like the name alone as a conversation starter at a Halloween dinner. Light it right before guests arrive so the glow is the first thing the...
Homesick Witching Hour Candle
 
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Skip it if you want moody and dark, because this one leans bright and clean. I love it on a cream console next to dried stems or a stack of books. It is the easy bridge between Halloween and the rest of fall.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Volcano White Signature Candle
 
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This is my pick for the entryway table. I'll set it beside a real pumpkin on a small tray so it looks styled without any effort, and I'll light it just as guests start to arrive.
Homesick Pumpkin Picking Candle
 
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For the horror fan in the house, this is a fun wink on a bookshelf or bar cart. I'd keep it away from the main dinner table so the cozy decor still reads cozy. Pair it with a red accent like a candle holder or ribbon for a subtle nod.
Homesick Derry Sewer Candle
 
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Horror movie night calls for this one next to the popcorn bowls on the coffee table. I like grouping it with a darker candle so the jar label stands out. It suits a casual watch party better than a formal table.
Homesick Camp Crystal Lake Candle
 
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Best for someone who already owns a few Homesick jars, since the horror-themed ones look great lined up on a shelf. I'd stagger the heights using books or a cake stand. Keep the rest of the shelf simple so the jars get the attention.
Homesick Regan’s Room Candle
 
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Think floating-candle feast energy on a long table. I like it set between two taller candlesticks with a runner underneath. It suits fans of the Harry Potter books and films, and it makes a fun host touch for a Halloween movie marathon.
Homesick Harry Potter The Great Hall Candle
 
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Cozy rather than spooky, this works for a mantel that needs a warmer, storybook feel. I like it paired with the Great Hall jar for a small movie-themed grouping. It costs a little more than the standard Homesick jars at $34.95.
Homesick Harry Potter Hagrid’s Hut Candle
 
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Local Honey brings a golden, mellow feel to a kitchen counter or sideboard. I like it next to a wooden bowl of apples and a few cinnamon sticks. It suits anyone who wants a warm harvest look without anything too spooky.
Homesick Local Honey Candle
 
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A rust, mustard and deep green tablescape is where this jar belongs. I like it beside a bowl of mini gourds or a few branches in a vase. It keeps the table seasonal without screaming Halloween.
Homesick Peak Foliage Candle
 
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Add this to a cider-and-apples tablescape for a lighter, daytime fall look. I like it with a wooden board or tray underneath to make a small vignette. It is a good counterweight to the darker spooky jars in a mixed grouping.
Homesick Orchard Picnic Candle
 
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Perfect for bringing backyard-gathering mood indoors: line it up with a blanket and a few mugs on the coffee table. I'll reach for it on cooler evenings when the lights are low. It also makes an easy host gift.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Candle
 
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S'mores-night styling is the idea here. I like it on a tray with neutral accents, a small pumpkin and a lighter. A good pick if your Halloween decor leans playful and sweet instead of gothic.
Homesick Burnt Marshmallow Candle
 
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If your decor is knit throws and chunky textures, this one matches. I like it near a basket of blankets in the living room. Try it as a calm break from the louder Halloween pieces.
Homesick Cozy Sweater Candle
 
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Use it on a nightstand or bathroom ledge when you want something calmer than the pumpkin jars. I think it keeps the house from feeling like one big theme party. Soft, quiet and easy to place anywhere.
Homesick Evening Unwind Candle
 
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My go-to for a mantel with wood, plaid or dark greenery nearby. I like it with a stack of logs or a lantern for a rustic scene. It works from Halloween straight through to Thanksgiving.
Homesick Log Cabin Candle
 
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Woodsy and outdoorsy, it suits an entryway with a bench and a few boots. I like it with pinecones in a bowl as a simple styling trick. Good for the nature lover who is not into skeletons and cobwebs.
Homesick Gone Hiking Candle
 
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Chestnut Embers has a warm, deep name that suits a dark wood table. I like it with brass candlesticks nearby for a glowy, layered look. It also pairs naturally with the white Autumn Glow jar for a matched set.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Chestnut Embers Signature Candle
 
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Gem-toned glass is the draw, so give it a spot where light can hit it, like a window sill or glass shelf. I like it on a dark velvet runner for a jewel-box look. It is a nice pick for a dressier Halloween table.
Capri Blue Sugared Spice Twist Royal Gem Signature Candle
 
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The mercury-style finish catches candlelight, so I like it on a mirrored tray for a doubled glow. It suits a dressed-up Halloween table with black and gold accents. At $39 it works as the one statement piece on the table.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Holiday Mercury Signature Candle
 
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Host With The Most is made for the dinner party table. Placed near the place cards or on the bar cart, it adds a friendly glow without crowding the food. I like pairing it with a small tray of matches and a bowl of candy corn for guests to enjoy.
Homesick Host With The Most Candle
 
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Pattern play glass is the star, so keep the surroundings plain: a white plate, a few apples, nothing fussy. I like it for a daytime fall brunch table. Skip heavy black decor with this one so the pattern shows.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Holiday Pattern Play Signature Candle
 
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Its inverted style gives it a different silhouette from the standard jars, which helps when you want variety on a table. I like it among taller candlesticks to vary heights. Stagger it with the Pattern Play jar for a cider-themed duo.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Mercury Holiday Inverted Candle