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Make your own scented candle in the heart of Savannah: a focused, 60-minute hands-on workshop at Paddywax Candle Bar where you mix fragrances and pour wax into a keepsake vessel. Ideal for date nights and small groups, no prior experience required.
Make your own scented candle in the heart of Savannah: a focused, 60-minute hands-on workshop at Paddywax Candle Bar where you mix fragrances and pour wax into a keepsake vessel. Ideal for date nights and small groups, no prior experience required.
You step off Broughton Street into a space warmed by melted wax and bright glass jars — the hum of downtown Savannah just beyond the doorway and the river salt air drifting through the windows. Under simple instruction you select scent, color, and vessel; a slow pour becomes a small, satisfying ritual. An hour here stretches, focused and tangible: scent choices, a measured pour, and the quiet pause while wax cools and sets.
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Operated by Paddywax Candle Bar - Nashville · Savannah, Georgia
You step off Broughton Street into a space warmed by melted wax and bright glass jars — the hum of downtown Savannah just beyond the doorway and the river salt air drifting through the windows. Under simple instruction you select scent, color, and vessel; a slow pour becomes a small, satisfying ritual. An hour here stretches, focused and tangible: scent choices, a measured pour, and the quiet pause while wax cools and sets.
Savannah’s grid and squares reflect a colonial plan from 1733; the city’s river port and live oaks shaped an economy of trade and timber that once sent raw materials up and down the coast. The craft of candle-making is modern here but tied to the practical need for light and scent in coastal homes — today it’s an urban craft experience inside a historic commercial corridor.
Expect a hands-on, beginner-friendly session: the class runs about 60 minutes, accommodates small groups, and ends with you packing a finished candle to take home. The space is wheelchair-accessible and geared toward all fitness levels; it’s popular for date nights and small groups. Bring a camera for the process and wear clothes you don’t mind a little wax on. Timing your visit for midweek or early afternoon can mean fewer people and more help from instructors.
Practical notes: check cancellation terms at booking, arrive 10–15 minutes early to choose materials, and plan for a short stop at nearby cafes or the Riverwalk after your class to extend the experience.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal mobility required for standing and light handling of materials.
No, the class is designed for beginners; instructors guide you through scent selection and pouring techniques.
Yes — candles cool and set during the session or with a short waiting period you’ll take your finished candle with you.
Yes, the location is wheelchair accessible and suitable for visitors with mobility needs.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; last-minute cancellations are not refundable.
Savannah was founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe; its planned grid of squares preserved much of the colonial and antebellum urban fabric that defines downtown.
Support local makers and shops to keep historic commercial corridors vibrant; follow posted rules in squares and along the river to protect green space and wildlife.
Paddywax Candle Bar - Nashville operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Broughton Street into a space warmed by melted wax and bright glass jars — the hum of downtown Savannah just beyond the doorway and the river salt air drifting through the windows. Under simple instruction you select scent, color, and vessel; a slow pour becomes a small, satisfying ritual. An hour here stretches, focused and tangible: scent choices, a measured pour, and the quiet pause while wax cools and sets.
You step off Broughton Street into a space warmed by melted wax and bright glass jars — the hum of downtown Savannah just beyond the doorway and the river salt air drifting through the windows. Under simple instruction you select scent, color, and vessel; a slow pour becomes a small, satisfying ritual. An hour here stretches, focused and tangible: scent choices, a measured pour, and the quiet pause while wax cools and sets.
Savannah’s grid and squares reflect a colonial plan from 1733; the city’s river port and live oaks shaped an economy of trade and timber that once sent raw materials up and down the coast. The craft of candle-making is modern here but tied to the practical need for light and scent in coastal homes — today it’s an urban craft experience inside a historic commercial corridor.
Expect a hands-on, beginner-friendly session: the class runs about 60 minutes, accommodates small groups, and ends with you packing a finished candle to take home. The space is wheelchair-accessible and geared toward all fitness levels; it’s popular for date nights and small groups. Bring a camera for the process and wear clothes you don’t mind a little wax on. Timing your visit for midweek or early afternoon can mean fewer people and more help from instructors.
Practical notes: check cancellation terms at booking, arrive 10–15 minutes early to choose materials, and plan for a short stop at nearby cafes or the Riverwalk after your class to extend the experience.