How long is the class?

The workshop runs about 45 minutes from orientation through pour and initial cooling.

Can I ship my candle?

Yes—shipping of finished candles is available; ask about rates and packaging when you book.

Do I need prior experience?

No prior experience is required; instruction covers basic safety, wick selection, and fragrance loading.

How many people per session?

Standard sessions hold up to eight people; larger private groups can be arranged by phone.

Are materials included?

Premium soy wax, a scent library, vessels, wicks, and basic decorative toppings are included in the class fee.

Can I bring children?

Age policies vary—contact the studio to confirm recommended minimum ages and supervision requirements.

Fargo Candle Bar: Make a Soy Candle in 45 Minutes | Workshop | Pop Up Attraction

On the edge of downtown Fargo, North Dakota, BFCM Candle Bar SALE!! is a 45-minute hands-on candle workshop that turns simple ingredients into a personalized keepsake. Tucked into a bright studio in Fargo, this class invites up to eight people to pour premium soy wax, scent a custom blend from an extensive fragrance library, and choose from a selection of stylish vessels. The room centers on a long, heat-safe pouring table under task lighting; shelves display containers ranging from matte ceramic tumblers to recycled glass jars, and a drying rack keeps finished candles upright while they cool. The experience begins with a short orientation to soy wax and fragrance concentration—why soy burns cleaner, how wick size affects a melt pool, and how top, middle, and base notes layer together. Guests sample oils and assemble a scent profile, then measure, melt, and pour under the instructor’s supervision. Key features include premium soy wax, a curated scent library, adjustable wick options, and a choice of vessels and decorative toppings. For groups and parties, the studio offers private bookings and shipping of finished candles for remote friends. This class stands out in Fargo’s growing maker scene by offering design-forward containers and an emphasis on craft technique rather than just craft-craft socializing. The lesson balances creativity with practical skills: you leave knowing how to trim a wick, calculate fragrance load, and troubleshoot tunneling. The setup is accessible—no prior experience required—and social: expect light conversation, guided instruction, and time to personalize your jar. Fargo’s climate means this indoor creative escape fits any season. The workshop makes a useful stop for travelers seeking a low-effort, high-reward activity between museum visits or a rainy-day alternative to outdoor plans. It’s also an excellent way for groups—bachelorette parties, coworkers, or families—to make something tangible and locally made. Practical details: the session runs about 45 minutes, holds up to eight people, and accommodates larger groups by phone. Closed-toe shoes are advised at the pouring table. Finished candles cure quickly enough to take home the same day or be shipped if you prefer. Whether you’re a first-time maker or someone who appreciates a well-crafted candle, this class combines hands-on technique, a thoughtful scent selection process, and a convivial studio atmosphere—an appealing small-scale workshop that highlights Fargo’s creative energy without requiring a full day of planning. Booking is straightforward through the studio’s online calendar or by using the provided reservation link; expect clear instructions about group rates and shipping options. The concise format makes it ideal for travelers with tight schedules: arrive a few minutes early to choose a vessel, follow the guided pour, and leave with a custom candle and small skills that extend the value of every candle purchase today.

Fargo Candle Bar: Make a Soy Candle in 45 Minutes

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